Kommunikoimista

Kommunikoimista is a Finnish noun derived from the verb kommunikoida (to communicate). It denotes the act or process of communicating and is used mainly in formal, academic, or technical contexts. In everyday Finnish, the more common term for “communication” is viestintä, while kommunikoimista emphasizes the act or practice of communicating, and is often found in discussions about communication practices or study.

Usage and context: The term appears in discussions of organizational communication, media studies, linguistics, and information technology. It can occur in phrases such as kommunikoimista koskevat säännöt (rules concerning the act of communicating) or kommunikoimista koskeva ohjeistus. Grammatically, kommunikoimista is the partitive form of the noun kommunikoiminen (the act of communicating) and is used in constructions that require a partitive object or subject.

Related forms and synonyms: Other related words are kommunikoida (to communicate) and kommunikoiminen (the act of communicating). A more common Finnish synonym for general communication is viestintä, while kommunikoiminen and kommunikoimista tend to be used in more technical, professional, or academic contexts. The term kommunikoimista can also appear in discussions of how information is exchanged within organizations or systems.

Origin: The Finnish terms are loanwords built on international terminology for communication, with influences from Swedish and English linguistic usage. They have become established in modern Finnish in fields such as science, business, and media, though viestintä remains the everyday term.