Monikerroksisiin

Monikerroksisiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective monikerroksinen, meaning multi-layered or multilayer. The base combines moni- (many) with kerros (layer, floor) and the adjectival suffix -inen. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, so when the noun is plural and in illative (into), the adjective also adopts the illative plural ending: monikerroksisiin. The form is used to describe spaces, objects or concepts that consist of several layers and are approached or entered.

In practice, monikerroksisiin appears in contexts such as architecture, data, and systems where layering is a characteristic feature. It typically accompanies plural nouns: monikerroksisiin rakennuksiin (into multi-storey buildings), monikerroksisiin järjestelmiin (into multilayered systems), or monikerroksisiin tietoihin (into multilayered data). The construction signals both the notion of multiple layers and movement toward or into the layered entity.

Examples:

- Hän meni monikerroksisiin rakennuksiin kaupungin keskustassa. (He went into multi-storey buildings in the city centre.)

- Tutkimus käsittelee monikerroksisiin tietoihin perustuvaa analyysia. (The study analyzes an analysis based on multilayered data.)

- Projektissa tarkastellaan monikerroksisiin järjestelmiin liittyviä haasteita. (The project examines challenges related to multilayered systems.)

Monikerroksisiin is primarily a descriptive term used in Finnish technical, architectural, or analytical prose and is one of several inflected forms of monikerroksinen.