Ennusteisiinsa

Ennusteisiinsa is a Finnish word that combines the noun ennuste (forecast) with a third‑person possessive suffix –si and the dative pronoun –insa. The form literally means “into their forecasts” or “into his/her/its forecasts” depending on context. It is used when an object is directed or situated within the domain of forecasts belonging to a plural or singular referent. Because the possessive–pronoun combination is closed, the word rarely appears in everyday speech; it is more often seen in legal or technical texts where precise ownership of forecasts must be indicated.

In Finnish grammar, the structure follows the pattern Noun + –si + –insa. The suffix –si marks third‑person singular possession while –insa serves as a clausal complement in the dative case. The result is a circumstantial phrase that can be translated as “into his/her/its predictions” or “into their forecasts.” The usage is comparable to English constructions such as “into his forecasts” or “into their predictions.”

Typical contexts include scientific reports, insurance calculations, or risk assessments where the forecasts of a particular entity (e.g., a company or a government agency) are referenced explicitly. An example sentence might read: “Kustannusodot pidettiin ennusteisiinsa, jotta tarkkaista tartunnan leviäminen.” This translates to “Cost estimates were kept into their forecasts to monitor the spread of the outbreak.” The word is classified under Finnish nouns with possessive suffixes and case endings, and it is a neutral form that carries no evaluative or emotive connotation.