Meteorologiseen

Meteorologiseen is a Finnish adjective form related to meteorology. It is used to indicate that something belongs to, concerns, or is directed toward the field of meteorology. The form is most often seen in formal or technical Finnish, where it helps specify the scope or destination of a concept, study, or discussion within weather and atmospheric sciences.

In practice, meteorologiseen appears in phrases that describe movement into a meteorological context or domain. Common examples include meteorologiseen kontekstiin (into a meteorological context), meteorologiseen tutkimukseen (into meteorological research), or meteorologiseen ilmiöön (toward a meteorological phenomenon). The precise meaning is driven by the accompanying noun and the overall sentence structure, but the core idea is always a relation to meteorology.

The word is derived from the noun meteorologia (meteorology) plus the Finnish adjective suffix -inen. It is used alongside other related forms such as meteorologinen (meteorological, the base adjective) and meteorologiset (plural or broader form) to fit different grammatical needs. In English translations, the term typically corresponds to meteorological or meteorology-related, depending on context and noun.

Usage tends to be concentrated in scientific, academic, or technical writing, such as reports, articles, and educational materials about weather, climate, and atmospheric science. It is less common in everyday speech, where simpler constructions might be preferred. For readers of Finnish, recognizing meteorologiseen as a domain-specific modifier helps interpret sentences that position information within the meteorological field.

See also: meteorologia, meteorologinen, Finnish grammar, illative case.