Sosiologisiin

Sosiologisiin is a Finnish grammatical form of the adjective sosiologinen, meaning sociological. It is the illative plural form, used when referring to moving toward or into sociological matters, in combination with a plural noun. It is not a standalone concept, but a form that appears in phrases describing multiple sociological items or topics.

Formation and usage: In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in case and number. The illative plural ending for adjectives is typically -isiin, so the stem sosiologis- plus this ending yields sosiologisiin. This form accompanies plural nouns in illative phrases, indicating direction toward those sociological things.

Examples: sosiologisiin kysymyksiin (into sociological questions), sosiologisiin tutkimuksiin (into sociological studies), sosiologisiin ilmiöihin (into sociological phenomena). These phrases are common in academic writing or discussions about sociology, where the speaker is directing attention to sociological aspects or domains.

Notes: Sosiologisiin is not a separate lexical entry but a grammatical form used within Finnish syntax. Its usage is primarily found in contexts that involve plural nouns and the illative case, such as research discussions, analyses, or theoretical debates within sociology or related fields. The term derives from the root sosiologia, with the standard Finnish adjective formation to sosiologinen and the illative plural suffix.