Tallennuksissa

Tallennuksissa is a Finnish term formed from tallennus, meaning recording or saving of data, with the inessive plural suffix. It translates roughly to “in the recordings” or “in the stored data,” referring to material contained within multiple saved items.

Usage and contexts

The term is commonly used in discussions of media archives, research datasets, and digital backups. It denotes material that exists within a set of recordings or stored files. Examples: “Tallennuksissa on useita äänitteitä, joiden avulla tapahtuma voidaan rekonstruoida.” “Metatiedot tallennuksissa voivat helpottaa hakua.” In investigative or journalistic contexts, references to tallennuksissa point to material that has been recorded and preserved for later review.

Morphology and related forms

Tallennus is the base noun; tallentaa is the verb meaning to save or to record. The inessive plural form tallennuksissa indicates location “in the recordings.” Related forms include tallennus (nominative singular), tallennukset (nominative plural), tallennuksessa (inessive singular), and tallennuksiin (illative plural). The partitive plural is tallennuksia, and the genitive plural is tallennusten. These variations reflect Finnish noun inflection and specify number and grammatical case.

See also

Related terms include tallenteet (recordings), äänitteet (audio recordings), and tiedostot (files). The concept is relevant in journalism, archaeology, digital archiving, and data management to indicate material present within recorded or saved collections.