Pääministereiksi

Pääministereiksi is a Finnish word that translates to "as prime ministers" or "to become prime ministers". It is the plural form of "pääministeri", which means prime minister. The word is often used in discussions about government formation, elections, or the history of Finnish politics. It can refer to the process of individuals or groups aiming for the position of prime minister, or to a situation where multiple people hold or have held the role.

The Finnish prime minister is the head of government and is appointed by the President of Finland based on the recommendation of Parliament. The prime minister chairs the Finnish Government and is typically the leader of the largest party or a coalition of parties in Parliament. The term "pääministereiksi" might appear in contexts discussing the qualifications, aspirations, or historical transitions of power related to this office. For example, a news report could discuss "useita ehdokkaita pääministereiksi" meaning "several candidates for prime minister". It can also be used retrospectively, such as "monet entiset pääministerit nousivat uudelleen keskusteluun pääministereiksi" which would translate to "many former prime ministers rose again for discussion as prime ministers". The specific meaning depends on the grammatical context and the surrounding words in a sentence.