Arvioihin

Arvioihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun arvio, meaning an evaluation, assessment, or appraisal. The illative case in Finnish marks direction toward something, here indicating movement toward or reference to multiple evaluations. Thus arvioihin roughly corresponds to “to the assessments” or “into the evaluations” in English and is used when discussing more than one evaluation.

In practice, arvioihin is used in constructions that require a directional or referential relationship to assessments. It frequently appears with verbs and prepositions that govern the illative or with phrases that indicate basis, reference, or reliance on evaluations. Common examples include viitataan arvioihin (references to the assessments) and arvioihin perustuen (based on the assessments). The plural form signals that the sentence concerns several evaluations rather than a single one.

Morphology and usage notes:

- Form: arvio (singular) → arvioiin (illative singular) → arvioihin (illative plural).

- The form is chosen when the context involves multiple evaluations or when speaking about the set of assessments collectively.

- It is often found in academic, policy, and analytical writing where findings, conclusions, or decisions depend on or refer to multiple evaluations.

Related terms include arvio (the base noun), arviointi (the process of evaluating), and arvioinnit (plural noun form referring to evaluations in general). Arvioihin functions primarily as a directional or referential grammatical tool in Finnish, linking discourse to multiple assessments.