indeksoituun

Indeksoituun is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb indeksoida, meaning “to index.” It is the illative case form of the past participle indeksoitu, roughly translating to “into the indexed” or “to the indexed.” The term is primarily used in technical, database, or information retrieval contexts to describe a state or destination connected with indexing.

Morphology and usage: The form indeksoituun is created by taking the participle indeksoitu- and adding the illative suffix -uun. In Finnish, the illative indicates movement into or toward a destination or into a state described by the adjective. For example: Siirry indeksoituun tietokantaan, meaning “Move into the indexed database.” To describe a state resulting from indexing, one might speak of indeksoituun tilaan, meaning “into the indexed state.” The exact construction depends on the wider sentence structure and intended meaning.

Etymology and related terms: The base verb indeksoida comes from indexing terminology, with related forms including indeksoitu (indexed) and indeksointi (indexing). The illative form indeksoituun is one of several Finnish inflection patterns used to express movement toward or into a described state, a common feature in technical writing about data processing, search systems, and information management.

See also: indexing, database terminology, Finnish grammar, illative case, information retrieval.