Imeskelytableteissa

Imeskelytableteissa is a Finnish inessive plural form of the noun imeskelytabletti, meaning a lozenge or sucking tablet. The word is used in linguistic and pharmaceutical contexts to refer to the lozenges themselves, often when describing their content, effect, or administration. For example: "Aineet ovat imeskelytableteissa" means "The substances are in the lozenges."

Form: The base is imeskelytabletti, a compound of imeskely- (sucking) and -tabletti (tablet). The plural inessive suffix -issa/-issa yields imeskelytableteissa, indicating location within multiple lozenges. This construction is common in Finnish when specifying which dosage form contains an ingredient or technique.

Contexts: In product labeling or pharmacopoeial texts, the term may appear to specify that an active ingredient is present within the lozenge form, as opposed to a syrup or capsule. Lozenges used for cough relief, vitamin supplementation, or nicotine replacement therapy are typical examples, though the exact brand-specific terminology may vary.

Linguistic notes: The term illustrates Finnish compounding and the use of the inessive case to denote location in plural nouns. It is not a consumer brand name but a general descriptor that would usually appear in technical or descriptive prose rather than advertising.

See also: Finnish language, lozenge, dosage form, pharmaceutical labeling.