Mielissä

Mielissä is a Finnish word that translates to "in minds" or "in thoughts" in English. It is the plural inessive case of the word "mieli," which means mind, thought, or mood. The word "mielissä" is commonly used in various contexts to describe states of being, opinions, or intentions held within someone's consciousness.

For instance, when someone says a topic is "mielissä," it suggests that it is being considered, contemplated, or is a subject of thought. It can also refer to a shared understanding or sentiment among a group of people. The phrase "olla mielissä" can mean to be remembered or to be in someone's good graces. If something is "mielissä" of someone, it means they are thinking about it or considering it. Conversely, if something is not "mielissä," it is not being considered or is being forgotten. The word is a fundamental part of expressing internal states and cognitive processes in the Finnish language.