Integroiduihin

Integroiduihin is a Finnish illative plural form derived from the participial stem integroidu-, which originates from the verb integroida meaning to integrate. The form is used to refer to elements that have been integrated or are being directed toward integration, and it appears mainly in technical or organizational texts to describe movements, actions, or targets involving multiple integrated units.

Morphologically, integroiduihin is formed by adding the illative plural suffix -iin to the stem integroidu-, yielding a word that translates roughly as "into the integrated ones" or "to the integrated systems." It functions as part of a noun phrase or clause and typically modifies a noun in the illative case, such as järjestelmiin (to the systems). In everyday Finnish, integroiduihin is considered specialized and is more common in formal documentation, project plans, and IT or systems integration contexts.

Usage of the term is most frequent in discussions about system or data integration, mergers and acquisitions, or organizational changes where multiple components are being brought under a common integrated framework. It is not a general-purpose everyday term and may be replaced with clearer phrasing depending on context.

Example: Tavoitteena on integroiduihin järjestelmiin kohdistuva tiedonvaihto, joka parantaa yhteentoimivuutta. This illustrates how the illative plural form can specify a direction toward multiple integrated entities within a sentence.

See also: integroida, järjestelmäintegraatio, kieliopilliset illatiivimuodot.