Raameissa

Raameissa is the Finnish inessive plural form of the noun raami, meaning "in the frames" or "inside frames." As an inflected word rather than a standalone lemma, it denotes location or containment within multiple frames. Grammatically it is formed from the base noun raami (frame) by using the plural stem raame- plus the inessive case ending -issa, which marks being inside or within.

The form appears in literal contexts such as visual arts, photography and architecture to describe objects that are located within physical frames (for example, paintings, photographs or window structures). It is also used metaphorically to indicate that something exists within conceptual or organizational frameworks, equivalent to English phrases like "within the frameworks" or "within the bounds."

Etymology of raami traces to Germanic origins, with a likely borrowing from Swedish ram or related Germanic terms for "frame," adapted to Finnish phonology and morphology. In written Finnish raameissa is lowercased as a regular inflected noun form and follows standard rules of vowel harmony and consonant gradation where applicable.

Examples of usage include phrases describing multiple framed items or structures, and its presence in compound or extended expressions when specifying location, context, or confinement within several frames.