Hankkeisiin

Hankkeisiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun hanke, meaning "project." In Finnish grammar, the illative case marks movement toward or into something, and the plural illative hankkeisiin refers to movement toward or involvement in multiple projects. The form is used in sentences that describe directing actions or resources to projects.

Common contexts for hankkeisiin are public administration, research funding, and project management, where actions are described as directed at or involving projects. Examples include: Rahoitusta haetaan hankkeisiin seuraavalle ohjelmakaudelle (Funding is sought for the projects in the next programming period). Hankkeisiin osallistuminen on kasvanut viime vuosina (Participation in projects has increased in recent years). Hankein varoja on kanavoitu hankkeisiin (Funds have been allocated to the projects). These usages illustrate how hankkeisiin denotes the target or focus of an activity involving multiple projects.

Usage notes: hankkeisiin is a case form and cannot stand alone as a noun; its meaning is determined by the surrounding verbs and prepositions. It is commonly compared with other illative plural forms of nouns, such as hankkeet (nominative plural) and hankkeiden (genitive plural). Understanding hankkeisiin helps in reading or composing Finnish texts that discuss funding, participation, or management of multiple projects.