Valituksiin

Valituksiin is the plural illative form of the Finnish noun valitus, meaning complaint. In Finnish, the illative case marks direction toward or into something; valituksiin specifically denotes movement toward or reference to multiple complaints and is used mainly in formal or written contexts such as legal, administrative, or customer-service language. The singular illative is valitukseen, and the basic forms are valitus (singular nominative), valitukset (plural nominative), valituksen (genitive), and valituksiin (illative plural).

In usage, valituksiin appears with verbs that govern the illative, such as vastata (to respond to) or tehdä valitus to file a complaint. An example is Yritys vastasi valituksiin, meaning “The company responded to the complaints.” The phrase valituksiin liittyvät seikat translates to “issues related to the complaints,” illustrating how the form can function within noun phrases to reference multiple complaints.

Valituksiin is not a separate concept; it is a grammatical form used to discuss several complaints within sentences. It tends to occur in formal, bureaucratic, or administrative registers and may be found in reports, correspondence, and regulatory texts where multiple complaints are analyzed or addressed.

See also: valitus (complaint), Finnish cases and illative forms, Finnish administrative language.