yhdenkäden

The Finnish word "yhdenkäden" translates to "one-handed" in English. It is a compound word formed from "yhden" meaning "one's" (genitive of "yksi" - one) and "käden" meaning "hand's" (genitive of "käsi" - hand). Therefore, "yhdenkäden" literally means "of one hand" or "belonging to one hand."

This term is commonly used in various contexts. For instance, it can describe an action performed with a single hand, such as "yhdenkäden sulkuliike" (one-handed closing movement) or "yhdenkäden tarttuminen" (one-handed grip). It can also refer to objects or tools designed for or used with one hand, like a "yhdenkäden ase" (one-handed weapon) or a "yhdenkäden työväline" (one-handed tool).

In sports, "yhdenkäden" might describe a technique or a type of play, such as a "yhdenkäden syöttö" (one-handed pass) in basketball or a "yhdenkäden lyönti" (one-handed hit) in tennis. The term emphasizes the singular use of the hand in these actions or contexts. It is a descriptive adjective that clarifies the manner in which something is done or the nature of an object.