vaihtelevatkin

Vaihtelevatkin is a Finnish word that translates to "varying" or "shifting" in English. It is the plural form of the adjective "vaihteleva." This word is used to describe things that are not constant or stable, but rather change or differ from one instance to another. For example, one might say "säät vaihtelevatkin" to mean "the weather is varying/shifting."

The word "vaihtelevatkin" can be applied to a wide range of contexts. It can refer to physical phenomena such as fluctuating temperatures, changing landscapes, or the variable speed of an object. It can also describe abstract concepts like shifting opinions, differing perspectives, or inconsistent behaviors. The suffix "-kin" in Finnish is an enclitic particle that adds emphasis or a sense of "also" or "too" to the word it is attached to. Therefore, "vaihtelevatkin" can sometimes imply that the variation itself is a notable or expected characteristic, or that it occurs in addition to other things. For instance, "hänen mielialansa vaihtelevatkin" could suggest that his moods are not only variable but that this variability is a recognized aspect of his personality. Understanding the nuances of this word requires considering the specific context in which it is used.