Sisälläesimerkiksi

Sisälläesimerkiksi is not a recognized Finnish word. It appears to be a concatenation of two distinct words, sisällä meaning “inside” and esimerkiksi meaning “for example.” In standard Finnish orthography these words are separate; their merger into a single token is not part of the language’s accepted vocabulary and is rarely found outside typographical errors, playful text, or artificial labeling.

Orthography and morphology

Finnish normally keeps these adverbs and conjunctions separate. The phrase esimerkiksi serves to introduce examples, while sisällä can modify a noun phrase to indicate location or context. When both ideas are present, Finnish typically uses separate words and, if needed, additional inflection or a linking construction (for example, sisällä olevia osatekijöitä, esimerkiksi tilat, välineet ja turvallisuus).

Usage notes

If sisällä and esimerkiksi occur in the same sentence, they should be written as two words in natural Finnish. Merging them is not standard and can confuse readers. In teaching and reference contexts, examples commonly show esimerkiksi introducing a list, or sisällä being part of a larger modifier phrase, rather than forming a single compound.

Example

Correct: Keskustelu käsitteli sisällä olevia osatekijöitä, esimerkiksi tilat, välineet ja turvallisuus.

Incorrect: sisälläesimerkiksi (as a single word).

See also

Finnish grammar, adverbs and sentence connectors, compounding in Finnish.