Ansaitsemisiin

Ansaitsemisiin is a grammatical form in Finnish. It is the illative plural form of the noun ansaitseminen, which means earning or the act of earning income. The base verb ansaita means to earn or to deserve, and adding the noun-forming suffix -minen yields ansaitseminen, the abstract noun for the activity of earning. The illative case marks direction toward something, so ansaitsemisiin denotes movement toward or into multiple earning actions or processes, in contrast to the singular ansaitsemiseen (into earning).

In usage, ansaitsemisiin appears mainly in formal or written Finnish, such as policy discussions, analyses, or legal-like texts, where multiple earning activities or pathways are being discussed. A typical construction is ansaitsemisiin tähtäävät toimet, meaning actions aimed at earning or at securing earnings through various channels. The form tends to be uncommon in everyday speech, where speakers more often use singular forms or alternative expressions to refer to earning in general.

Related terms include ansaitseminen (the act of earning) and other inflected forms of the same root. The concept is centred on income generation, and the illative plural form ansaitsemisiin helps articulate plural directions or goals within that concept.