aikakauslehtiin

Aikakauslehtiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun aikakauslehti, meaning a periodical or magazine. The word expresses movement toward or into magazines and functions as the destination or target of an action in a sentence.

In usage, aikakauslehtiin appears with verbs that describe sending, delivering, or directing material to magazines, as well as discussions about submissions and publications. Common constructions include sending an article or manuscript to magazines, or directing content to magazines for publication. Examples: Kirjoitus lähetettiin aikakauslehtiin. Kustantaja vastaanotti käsikirjoituksen aikakauslehtiin. These examples illustrate how the illative plural marks the target magazine plural.

Morphology and grammar: aikakauslehtiin is formed from the plural stem aikakauslehdet with the illative plural suffix -iin. Finnish uses the illative to indicate direction into or toward a location, in this case into magazines. The form is used regardless of the specific magazine names, and it does not imply a particular publication status beyond the destination.

Context and scope: aikakauslehtiin is encountered in Finnish writing about journalism, publishing, and media workflows. It contrasts with aikakauslehti (singular) and aikakauslehdet (plural). While the term is tied to the broader concept of periodicals, it remains a grammatical expression rather than a standalone, standalone entity.