Vastaanottajissa

Vastaanottajissa is a Finnish term that translates to "in the receivers" or "among the recipients." It is a grammatical form used in the Finnish language, specifically the inessive plural case of the word "vastaanottaja," which means "receiver" or "recipient." This grammatical case indicates that something is located within or inside a group of receivers.

The inessive case in Finnish is formed by adding the suffix -ssa or -ssä to the stem of a noun. When referring to multiple receivers, the plural form is used, and the inessive suffix is applied. For example, if someone is sending a message "in the receivers" of a specific group, the phrase would use "vastaanottajissa."

This term can appear in various contexts, such as in telecommunications, mail delivery, or any situation where information or objects are being distributed to multiple parties. For instance, in a technical document describing how data packets are handled, one might find a sentence like "The data was successfully delivered vastaanottajissa" (to the receivers). It emphasizes the location or state of being within the group of those intended to receive something. The precise meaning is always dependent on the surrounding context of the sentence or discussion.