Sessointiin

Sessointiin is a Finnish linguistic term that refers to the illative form of the noun sessointi, meaning a session or the act of conducting a session. The root sessointi derives from sessio (session), a word borrowed from English, with the -inti suffix that forms a nominal meaning “the process or activity of.” The illative form sessointiin conveys movement toward or entry into a session, such as going into or intending to participate in one.

In usage, sessointiin appears in sentences where the speaker is signaling entry into a session or directing attention to participation in a session. It is most likely to be found in formal, technical, or descriptive contexts—such as discussions of recording sessions, workshops, counseling sessions, or organizational meetings—where precise directional meaning is required.

Linguistic notes and scope: sessointiin is not a standalone concept or institution. Rather, it is a grammatical inflection of a common noun. Because Finnish offers multiple ways to express conjunctions of entering or taking part in an activity, some speakers may prefer alternative illative forms depending on the noun used or regional variation.

See also: Finnish grammar, illative case, sessio, sessointi.