fasistiseen

Fasistiseen is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective fasistinen, meaning fascist or fascist-related. It appears in the illative case, which in Finnish expresses direction into or toward something, such as movement into a state, condition, or system. The form fasistiseen is used before a noun in illative construction, for example to describe entering or adopting a fascist policy, ideology, or regime.

In practice, fasistiseen is most commonly found in phrases describing movement into or adherence to fascist concepts or structures. Examples include expressions like fasistiseen politiikkaan (into fascist politics), fasistiseen hallintoon (into fascist rule), or fasistiseen ideologiaan (into fascist ideology). The form signals not just the characteristic but also a directional or transformative sense, depending on the accompanying noun.

Etymology and morphology: fasistinen is an adjective formed from the noun fasisti (fascist) with the suffix -inen. To form the illative singular, the -inen ending changes to -iseen, yielding fasistiseen. This pattern is typical for -inen adjectives in Finnish, and fasistiseen can pair with a wide range of illative nouns to convey entering or subscribing to fascist-related phenomena.

See also: fasismi, fasistinen.