ytimekäästi

ytimekäästi is a Finnish adverb that translates to "concisely," "briefly," or "succinctly" in English. It describes a manner of speaking or writing that is direct, to the point, and avoids unnecessary words or elaboration. The term emphasizes efficiency and clarity in communication.

When someone communicates ytimekäästi, they are able to convey their message effectively without being verbose. This can be valuable in various contexts, such as in business meetings, academic writing, or everyday conversations where time and clarity are important. The opposite of ytimekäästi would be something lengthy, rambling, or overly detailed.

The word itself is derived from the Finnish word "ytimekäs," which means "concise" or "succinct." The "-sti" ending is a common suffix in Finnish to form adverbs. Therefore, "ytimekäästi" literally means "in a concise manner." Mastering this style of communication is often seen as a sign of competence and respect for the listener's or reader's time.