äärettömillä

äärettömillä is a Finnish word that translates to "with infinities" or "by infinities" in English. It is the adessive plural form of the word "ääretön," which means "infinite." The adessive case in Finnish indicates association, possession, or the means by which something is done. Therefore, "äärettömillä" suggests a state of being accompanied by, related to, or achieved through multiple infinities.

The concept of "äärettömillä" can appear in various contexts, particularly in abstract discussions. In mathematics, it might refer to processes or quantities that involve an unbounded number of elements or steps. For example, a series that converges to a value might be thought of as being built up "with infinities" of terms. Similarly, in philosophy or theoretical physics, it could describe scenarios or theories that grapple with the nature of the infinite, suggesting that an understanding or existence is contingent upon or characterized by infinite aspects.

The use of the plural "äärettömillä" implies that more than one instance or concept of infinity is at play. This distinguishes it from a singular "äärettömällä" (with infinity). The word emphasizes a multiplicative or pervasive presence of the infinite, rather than a singular, abstract notion. Its precise meaning is highly dependent on the specific domain and sentence structure in which it is used.