Vaaleihin
Vaaleihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun vaalit, meaning elections. It is used to express movement toward or participation in elections, for example in phrases such as mennä vaaleihin or osallistua vaaleihin. In Finnish, the illative case marks direction into something, and the illative plural is formed with a suffix that appears as -ihin, yielding vaaleihin in this case.
In everyday language, vaaleihin appears after verbs that describe entering or taking part in the electoral
Grammatically, vaalit declines through the Finnish case system, with illative plural being vaaleihin. Related forms include
In Finnish political discourse, vaaleihin is a common term because it ties the concept of elections to