Kääreeseen

Kääreeseen is a grammatical form in Finnish. It represents the illative singular of the noun kääre, which means wrapper, wrapping, or packaging. The illative case in Finnish denotes motion into or toward something, so kääreeseen translates roughly as “into a wrapper” or “into wrapping.”

In usage, kääreeseen is primarily of interest in linguistic descriptions and language-learning materials. It may appear in examples illustrating how the illative suffix -eseen attaches to a stem ending in -re, producing forms such as kääreeseen. In everyday speech, speakers typically rely on the base noun kääre or describe wrapping in other constructions rather than using the illative form alone.

Morphology and related forms: kääre (wrapper) is the base form; kääreeseen is the singular illative, used when indicating movement into a wrapper. The plural illative would be formed differently in Finnish, but kääreeseen specifically marks singular destination to a wrapper.

See also: Finnish inflection, illative case, kääre.

Notes: As a grammatical form, kääreeseen is rarely encountered outside grammar explanations or illustrative sentences. It is not a separate concept or entity beyond its role as a case form of the noun kääre.