Takuissa

Takuissa is the inessive plural inflection of the Finnish noun takuu, meaning a guarantee or warranty. It functions as a grammatical form rather than a separate concept, used to indicate that something is covered under warranties in the sense of multiple guarantees or policies.

Formation and meaning: In Finnish, takuu’s plural nominative is takuut. The inessive suffix -issa/-issä attaches to the plural stem, producing takuissa, meaning “in the warranties” or “under the warranties.” The singular counterpart is takuussa, meaning “in the warranty” for a single item.

Usage: Takuissa is used when referring to warranty coverage that applies to several items or several warranty terms. It commonly appears in consumer contexts such as product manuals, warranty documents, and sales or policy discussions. In everyday speech, speakers may favor more general expressions like takuun piirissä (“within the warranty”) to convey a similar idea, depending on nuance.

Notes: As a form of Finnish morphology, takuissa is not a separate noun with its own meaning but a case-inflected form of takuu. It should not be confused with takuuttu/takuu-forms in other cases, such as takuu (nominative singular) or takuusta (elative).

See also: Takuu, Finnish grammar, inessive case, warranty terminology.