Eifinitissä

Eifinitissä is a term that appears only sporadically in Finnish-language discussions of grammar and does not correspond to a widely recognized or standard term in Finnish linguistics. In the absence of a clear, established definition, the phrase is often regarded as a possible misspelling, typographical error, or a highly niche usage found in a limited source or dialect.

Possible interpretations, when the term is encountered, include:

- A mistaken form for ei-finiittisessä, which would suggest a relation to non-finite verb forms in some discussions. In mainstream Finnish grammar, non-finite forms are typically referred to with terms such as non-finite or ei-finiittiset muotot, and ei-finiittinen as a descriptor.

- A confusion with infinitivi (the infinitive) or with other finite/non-finite distinctions in subordinate clauses. In standard usage, infinitives and non-finite verb forms are distinguished clearly in grammatical descriptions.

Because eifinitissä lacks a consensus definition in published grammars or dictionaries, any precise description depends on the specific context in which it appears. When encountered in serious linguistic writing, readers are advised to verify whether the author meant ei-finiittinen, ei-finiittisessä, infinitive, or another related concept, rather than treating eifinitissä as a canonical term.

See also: infinitivi (infinitive), ei-finiittinen (non-finite), Finnish grammar, non-finite verbs.

This article is a stub and may require verification with reliable linguistic sources to establish whether eifinitissä has a formal, widely accepted meaning.