Breakdown of Ihmiskeho voi sinnitellä jopa kylmässä metsässä.
metsä
forest
kylmä
cold
voida
can, to be able to
ihmiskeho
the human body
Questions & Answers about Ihmiskeho voi sinnitellä jopa kylmässä metsässä.
Why is jopa placed right before kylmässä metsässä instead of earlier in the sentence?
The adverb jopa (even) always sits immediately in front of the specific word or phrase that it emphasizes. Here, the surprising or extreme detail is the location, so jopa directly precedes kylmässä metsässä (in a cold forest).
How would I change this sentence to say the body cannot persevere not even in a cold forest?
What does the -tellä ending add to the verb sinnitellä?
The verb sinnitellä means to persevere, endure, or struggle along. The -tellä ending is a frequentative suffix, which tells us that the action is continuous, repeated, or drawn out over a long period of time, rather than happening just once.
I've learned the word ruumis for body. Why does this sentence use keho in the compound word ihmiskeho?