Ilmoittamiin

Ilmoittamiin is a Finnish word derived from the verb "ilmoittaa," which means to inform, notify, or report. The "-miin" ending indicates a past passive participle in the illative case. Therefore, "ilmoittamiin" translates to something like "into those that have been informed" or "to those that have been reported."

This grammatical form is used when referring to a recipient or destination of information that has already been conveyed. For example, one might say "lähetän tiedot ilmoittamiin henkilöihin," meaning "I will send the information to the people who were informed." The context of the sentence determines the precise meaning and the specific entities referred to by "ilmoittamiin." It implies a previous act of informing and points to the recipients of that information. The word itself does not carry an inherent meaning beyond its grammatical function and its root verb.