analysoivassa

Analysoivassa is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb analysoida, meaning to analyze. It is the inessive singular form of the present active participle analysoiva, which functions as an adjective describing something that is in the process of analyzing or related to analysis. In Finnish, participles decline like adjectives, so analysoivassa carries case endings such as -ssa to indicate the inessive, “in the analyzing state.”

The form is used to describe nouns in contexts where the action of analyzing is ongoing or characteristic. For example, analysoiva tutkija means “analyzing researcher,” and analysoiva lähestymistapa can be understood as “an analyzing/analytical approach.” More explicit phrases like analysoivassa tutkimuksessa are used to say “in a study that analyzes” or “in the analyzing study.” The expression often appears in academic writing to convey a process-oriented aspect or a qualitative state.

Relation to other forms is primarily about voice and case. Analysoiva is the present active participle; analysoitava would be the passive form meaning “to be analyzed.” The inessive version analysoivassa specifically marks a location or state (“in the analyzing state”) rather than a general attribute. As a rule, analysoivassa and other participial forms behave like adjectives and agree with the noun they modify in number, case, and definiteness.

In summary, analysoivassa is a case-inflected form of the Finnish present active participle meaning “in the analyzing state.” It is widely used in descriptive and academic Finnish to express ongoing analysis or a state associated with analysis.