vääjäämättä

Vääjäämättä is a Finnish adverb that translates to "inevitably," "unavoidably," or "certainly." It conveys a sense of something that is bound to happen, regardless of any efforts to prevent it. The word is derived from the verb "vääjää," meaning "to swerve" or "to evade," and the suffix "-mättä," which indicates the absence of something. Therefore, "vääjäämättä" literally means "without evading" or "without swerving."

The adverb is commonly used to describe natural phenomena, consequences of actions, or predetermined events. For example, one might say that the sun will rise vääjäämättä, or that a certain outcome will occur vääjäämättä as a result of specific circumstances. It suggests a lack of choice or control over the unfolding of events. The word carries a sense of finality and certainty. It is an essential part of the Finnish vocabulary for expressing concepts of fate, destiny, or logical progression. It is often used in contexts where a particular outcome is a direct and unavoidable consequence of preceding conditions or actions.