Integroitussa

Integroitussa is a Finnish participial adjective form meaning “in the integrated state” or “integrated.” It is derived from the verb integroida (to integrate) and functions as an inessive construction that describes nouns in a state of integration. As a descriptive form, it appears in contexts where researchers, policy discussions, or media talk about the level or condition of integration within people, groups, organizations, or systems.

Usage and contexts

Integroitussa is commonly found in sociopolitical and organizational discourse. It often appears in phrases such as integroitussa yhteiskunnassa (in an integrated society), integroidussa organisaatiossa (in an integrated organization), or integroitussa verkostossa (in an integrated network). The form emphasizes a current state of integration rather than a completed process, and it can be used across academic and public discussions about immigration, education, labor markets, and governance.

Linguistic notes

Integroitussa is not a standalone noun or concept; rather, it is a grammatical form that modifies a noun to express a condition. Finnish grammatical endings change with case and number, so related forms of the same participial root can appear as integroidussa, integroituneessa, or other variants depending on context. The term is typically encountered in written Finnish, including policy analyses, studies, and journalistic prose.

See also

Integraatio, integroituminen, integroida.

Example

Integroitussa yhteiskunnassa kaikki yhteisön jäsenet osallistuvat täysimääräisesti ja tasavertaisesti. Translation: In an integrated society, all members participate fully and equally.