Laskimeen

Laskimeen is the illative singular form of the Finnish noun laskin, meaning calculator. In Finnish grammar, the illative case marks direction toward or into a destination, so laskimeen is used when describing moving toward or placing something into a calculator. As a grammatical form, laskimeen has no independent meaning beyond that of laskin.

Common contexts are instructional or procedural. Examples include: "Syötä luvut laskimeen" (Enter the numbers into the calculator) and "Vie tiedot laskimeen" (Move the data to the calculator). The illative ending is a standard Finnish case used to express direction and destination, and laskimeen follows this pattern for the noun laskin.

Laskimeen is not a standalone term; it is a form of laskin and is understood from context within sentences that describe actions involving the calculator. It functions similarly to other illative forms in Finnish, where the noun plus the illative suffix conveys the target of an action rather than a separate lexical concept.

See also: laskin; illative case in Finnish grammar.