Järjestelyyn

Järjestelyyn is the illative form of the Finnish noun järjestely, meaning a movement into or toward an arrangement, plan, or set of procedures. The base noun järjestely refers to the act or process of arranging, organizing, or coordinating resources, schedules, or bodies of rules. Järjestelyyn, as the illative case, is used to indicate direction toward an arrangement or the aim of forming or implementing one.

In Finnish grammar, illative forms answer questions like “into what?” or “toward what?” and are common in contexts describing plans, processes, or actions directed at creating or modifying a structure or system. Järjestelyyn is typically found in formal or administrative language, especially when discussing logistics, policy design, or event planning. The corresponding plural illative form is järjestelyihin, used when referring to “into the arrangements” or “toward the arrangements.”

Usage notes:

- Järjestelyyn liittyvät asiat describes matters related to the arrangement.

- Järjestelyyn liittyvät toimet refers to actions aimed at or connected with implementing the arrangement.

- The term often appears in governmental, organizational, or logistical contexts and can pair with verbs such as liittyä (to relate to), valmistella (to prepare), or toteuttaa (to implement).

Etymology: derived from järjestellä (to arrange) with the nominalization suffix -ly, plus the illative suffix -yn, forming järjes te lyyn.

See also: järjestely, järjestellä, illatiivi, Finnish grammar, logistics and planning terms.