hylkimykseen

Hylkimykseen is a Finnish illative form of the noun hylkimys, which means rejection or exclusion. Illative forms denote movement toward or entering a state, so hylkimykseen can be translated roughly as "to rejection" or "into rejection," depending on the context.

Origin: It comes from the verb hylkää (to reject). Hylkimys is the noun for the act or process of rejection, and hylkimykseen is the singular illative form used when describing a transition toward that state. The term appears in formal or technical language, especially in medical, legal, and administrative texts.

Medical usage: In immunology and organ transplantation, hylkimys refers to the immune response that can cause graft rejection. Hylkimykseen describes the outcome of entering that state. Example: "Siirto voi johtaa hylkimykseen" (The transplant may lead to rejection).

Other uses: The illative appears in non-medical discussions of denial or exclusion, such as policies or applications that are rejected. In everyday Finnish, more common expressions for rejection are hylkääminen or hylätty, but hylkimykseen remains standard in structured writing about potential or actual rejection as a state.