eloperäisiin

Eloperäisiin is a Finnish grammatical form used as the illative plural of the adjective eloperäinen, meaning organic or derived from living matter. The form signals movement into or toward organic substances or materials when combined with a plural noun.

In Finnish, illative plural endings are used with plural nouns or adjectives to express direction into multiple items. Eloperäiseen stem becomes eloperäis-, and the illative plural ending is -iin or -isiin, producing eloperäisiin. The form is primarily a function of grammar rather than a standalone concept, and it appears mostly in scientific or technical language.

Käyttöalueet for eloperäisiin are common in contexts discussing organic matter, organic compounds, or materials of biological origin. It is especially frequent in chemistry, biology, soil science, and related fields where organic substances are contrasted with inorganic ones. Because eloperäisiin is a specific inflected form, its use is tied to sentences that describe movement into or reference to multiple organic substances.

Esimerkki: Eloperäisiin aineisiin kuuluu proteiineja, hiilihydraatteja ja rasvoja. Tämä illustrates how the illative plural form integrates with a noun phrase to convey the idea of organic substances as a group.

Etymology and related forms: eloperäiseen is the singular illative, eloperäinen forms the base adjective, and eloperäisiin is the plural illative. Related forms include eloperäiset (organic ones) in the nominative plural, and eloperäisissä (in the illative singular or inessive depending on context).

See also: eloperäinen, eloperäiset, illatiivi (illative case), Finnish grammar.