Hyytelöityäkseni

Hyytelöityäkseni is a Finnish verb form derived from the verb "hyytyä," which means to solidify, gel, or set. Specifically, "hyytelöityäkseni" is the first-person singular inessive case of the translative form of the infinitive. In simpler terms, it translates to "in order for me to solidify" or "for me to set."

This grammatical construction is used to express purpose. For example, someone might say "Laitoin sen jääkaappiin hyytelöityäkseni," which translates to "I put it in the refrigerator in order for me to set/solidify." The subject performing the action of setting or solidifying is "me," and the purpose of the action (placing it in the refrigerator) is for this solidification to occur.

The structure "verb-infinitive-kseni" is common in Finnish to indicate purpose with the subject of the infinitive being the speaker. Other examples include "syödäkseni" (in order for me to eat) or "nähdäkseni" (in order for me to see). The context in which "hyytelöityäkseni" is used typically involves substances that change from a liquid or semi-liquid state to a more solid or gel-like state, such as gelatin, puddings, or certain chemical solutions.