herättämiin

Herättämiin is a Finnish word that functions as the partitive plural of the verb "herättää". The verb "herättää" translates to "to awaken," "to wake up," "to rouse," or "to arouse" in English. Therefore, "herättämiin" specifically refers to the state of having been awakened or roused, in a plural context and in the partitive case. The partitive case in Finnish often denotes an incomplete action, a part of something, or is used in conjunction with certain verbs and prepositions.

In practical usage, "herättämiin" might appear in sentences describing multiple instances or subjects that have been awakened. For example, one could speak of the "herättämiin ajatuksiin" which translates to "to the thoughts that were aroused" or "to the aroused thoughts." This phrase implies that multiple thoughts have been brought into being or stimulated. Another example could be "herättämiin tuntemuksiin," meaning "to the feelings that were evoked" or "to the evoked feelings." The word emphasizes the passive reception of being awakened or roused, rather than the active act of awakening something else. Understanding the grammatical function of the partitive plural is key to correctly interpreting its meaning within a sentence.