/* Name of the 'Mach' error domain when showing to user. This probably will not get localized, unless there is a generally recognized phrase for 'Mach' in the language. */
"NSMachErrorDomain" = "Mach";
/* Name of the 'OSStatus' error domain when showing to user. Very likely this will not get localized. */
"NSOSStatusErrorDomain" = "OSStatus";
/* Name of the 'POSIX' error domain when showing to user. This probably will not get localized, unless there is a generally recognized phrase for 'POSIX' in the language. */
"NSPOSIXErrorDomain" = "POSIX";
/* A generic error string indicating there was a problem. The %@ will be replaced by a second sentence which indicates why the operation failed. */
"Operation could not be completed. %@" = "Toimintoa ei voitu suorittaa. %@";
/* A generic error string indicating there was a problem, followed by a parenthetical sentence which indicates error domain, code, and a description when there is no other way to present an error to the user. The first %@ indicates the error domain, %ld indicates the error code, and the second %@ indicates the description; so this might become '(Mach error 42 - Server error.)' for instance. */
"Operation could not be completed. (%@ error %ld - %@)" = "Toimintoa ei voitu suorittaa. (%1$@ virhe %2$ld - %3$@)";
/* A generic error string indicating there was a problem, followed by a parenthetical sentence which indicates error domain and code when there is no other way to present an error to the user. The %@ indicates the error domain while %ld indicates the error code; so this might become '(Mach error 42.)' for instance. */
"Operation could not be completed. (%@ error %ld.)" = "Toimintoa ei voitu suorittaa. (%1$@ virhe %2$ld.)";