Katoamisista

Katoamisista is a Finnish noun form that refers to disappearances. It is derived from the verb katoa (to disappear) through the noun form katoaminen (disappearance) and is used when discussing more than one disappearance or when talking about disappearances in a general sense. In Finnish writing, katoamisista commonly appears in journalistic, criminological, and sociological contexts.

Grammatically, katoamisista is the plural partitive form of katoaminen. This form is used in sentences where the object is indefinite or non-countable, or when a discussion of the topic is the object of the verb. The exact case used can vary with the surrounding construction, but katoamisista is typical when referring to multiple disappearances or to the topic of disappearances as such.

Usage and context:

- In news reporting, katoamisista can introduce discussions about patterns, investigations, or statistical overviews of disappearances.

- In academic writing, it may appear in analyses of disappearances as a social or criminological phenomenon.

- In public discourse, it can frame conversations about safety, policy responses, and media coverage of missing-person cases.

See also:

- katoaminen, the general concept of disappearance

- missing-person investigations and criminology in Finnish discourse

Example sentences:

- Katoamisista on kirjoitettu paljon viime vuosina. (A lot has been written about disappearances in recent years.)

- Tutkimukset katoamisista tarjoavat tietoa ilmiön yleisistä piirteistä. (Studies of disappearances provide information about the common features of the phenomenon.)