Vektorisia

Vektorisia is a Finnish adjective used to describe properties or quantities related to vectors. It derives from the noun vektori (vector) and the adjective stem that yields forms like vektorinen; vektorisia is the plural partitive or inflected form used to modify nouns in contexts where vector-like or vector-valued characteristics are discussed. In English, the closest translations are vectorial, vector-like, or vector-valued, depending on the context.

In mathematics and physics, vektorisia appears in phrases describing vector-related objects or phenomena, such as vektorisia kenttiä (vector fields) and vektorisia funktioita (vector-valued functions). In computer science and data science, it is used to characterize representations or features organized as vectors, for example vektorisia piirteitä (vector features) or vektorisoidut esitykset (vectorized representations). Because Finnish adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, vektorisia occurs in various grammatical forms within a sentence.

Usage notes indicate that vektorisia is primarily found in technical or scientific Finnish. When translating into English, the term is typically rendered as vectorial, vector-valued, or vector-like according to the context. The word exemplifies how Finnish forms adapt a single root to convey abstract properties tied to the concept of a vector in multiple disciplines.

See also: Vector, Vector field, Vectorization, Finnish scientific vocabulary.