Sujumiseksi

Sujumiseksi is a Finnish form that appears in linguistic and descriptive usage as a derivational form around the verb sujua, which conveys sense of proceeding smoothly or fitting. The form sujumiseksi is not a common entry in standard dictionaries, and its exact status can vary by dialect, register, and theoretical framework. In general, forms with the suffix -miksi are used to express purpose, outcome, or the role something is intended to fulfill, and sujumiseksi is interpreted in relation to making something run smoothly or fit well.

Morphology and formation in practice are shaped by Finnish word-formation patterns. Sujua provides the semantic core related to fluency or smooth operation, while the attachment of the -miksi- style ending extends the meaning toward purpose or result, yielding a clausal or nominal-phrase reading such as “for the sake of smooth operation” or “in order to run smoothly.” Because sujumiseksi is rare and not part of standard reference works, its precise usage tends to appear in descriptive linguistic discussions, regional texts, or specialized writing rather than in everyday language.

Usage and interpretation can therefore be uncertain outside specific contexts. When encountered, sujumiseksi is typically interpreted as a cautious or technical way to express aims related to fluency, efficiency, or seamless functioning, rather than as a routine everyday form. For readers and writers, it is advisable to consider the surrounding text and consult contemporary Finnish sources to gauge acceptability and nuance in a given context.

See also: sujuvuus, sujuva, sujuvasti.