analogeissa

Analogeissa is a Finnish term that functions as an inflected form of the adjective analoginen (analog). It represents the inessive plural, roughly translating to “in analog contexts” or “in analogous cases” in English. The exact sense depends on context, but the word is commonly used in technical, scientific, or linguistic writing to refer to items or situations that belong to or relate to analogues or analogue models.

In usage, analogeissa tends to appear in phrases describing properties or situations that exist in multiple analogous instances. It is most often found in formal prose, academic papers, and discussions of comparative analysis, where authors compare several cases or systems that are treated as equivalents. Because Finnish adjectives decline for case and number, analogeissa modifies plural nouns and combines with other case endings as part of standard syntactic structure.

Etymologically, analogeissa derives from the Finnish adjective analoginen, itself formed from the concept of analogy and related to the root often associated with the word analog. The term reflects the broader linguistic and scientific practice of comparing a set of analogous elements to draw conclusions or highlight similarities.

See also: analog, analogue, analogy, analog electronic, analogue signal. Note that in everyday Finnish, speakers may opt for more specific phrasing depending on the exact sense (for example, referring to “analogisissa tapauksissa” or similar expressions), but analogeissa remains a valid, though technical, inflected form.