Sääntelemäksi

Sääntelemäksi is a Finnish word that functions as a passive past participle in the allative case. Its base form is "säännellä," which means "to regulate" or "to control." The word "sääntelemäksi" specifically conveys the idea of "for the purpose of being regulated" or "to become regulated." It indicates a state or intention towards regulation.

This grammatical form is often used in sentences to describe a situation where something is intended to be brought under control or subjected to rules. For example, a proposed law might be described as being put forward "sääntelemäksi" a certain industry, meaning it is intended to regulate that industry. The allative case ending "-ksi" signifies a change of state or a purpose. Therefore, "sääntelemäksi" points to a future or intended state of being regulated.

Understanding "sääntelemäksi" requires knowledge of Finnish verb conjugations and case endings. It highlights the nuanced ways Finnish expresses purpose and passive action. The word is encountered in contexts discussing legislation, policy, and any situation where control or order is being established.