Sopimuksiinsa

Sopimuksiinsa is a Finnish inflected form derived from the noun sopimus (agreement, contract). Morphologically it combines the plural stem sopimuksi- with the illative plural ending -in (indicating movement into or reference to the contents of plural items) and the third-person possessive suffix -nsa/-nsä, yielding a meaning along the lines of "into his/her/their agreements" or "to their contracts."

Grammatical function and meaning

The form functions as an oblique noun phrase and is used when referring to agreements that belong to a third person or entity, often with verbs that imply reference, reliance or incorporation (e.g., referring to, according to, entering into). The illative component can convey both literal directionality and abstract reference to the contents or terms of the agreements.

Usage and context

Sopimuksiinsa appears frequently in legal, administrative and business contexts where contracts are discussed. Example sentences:

- Yhtiö viittasi sopimuksiinsa. (The company referred to its agreements.)

- Osapuolet sitoutuivat noudattamaan sopimuksiinsa kirjattuja ehtoja. (The parties undertook to comply with the terms recorded in their contracts.)

Related forms

Base and related inflections include sopimus (singular), sopimukset (plural), sopimukseen (singular illative), and sopimuksiin (plural illative without possessive). The possessive suffix can mark possession (his/her/their own) and is common in Finnish noun inflection.

Pronunciation

Approximate pronunciation is [ˈsopimuksiːnsa], with primary stress on the first syllable.