eituhansivuotiseen
eituhansivuotiseen is a Finnish inflected form that is not a standard dictionary entry, but can be analyzed grammatically. It combines the negation particle ei with a compound adjective tuhansivuotinen, meaning “thousand-year-long,” and the illative suffix -iseen, producing a construction that means “into a thousand-year period” or “into a thousand-year era.” As a standalone unit it is rare and typically found only in linguistic discussion, experimental writing, or highly formal or fictional contexts.
The base tuhansivuotinen is formed from tuhat (thousand) + vuosi (year) + -ninen, an adjective suffix used to
Because it is not a common everyday word, eituhansivuotiseen appears mainly in examples of Finnish morphology
- Se ei kuulu tuhansivuotiseen aikakauteen. (It does not belong to a thousand-year era.)
- Hankkeen suunnitelma ei tähtää tuhansivuotiseen aikakauteen. (The project plan does not aim for a thousand-year timeframe.)
- Kommentti ei kohdistu tuhansivuotiseen projektiin. (The comment is not directed at a thousand-year project.)
In natural Finnish, such a form is unusual and may sound contrived outside linguistic or speculative contexts.