integroidtiin

Integroidtiin is a Finnish grammatical form, specifically the passive past tense of the verb integroida, meaning “to integrate.” It is used to express that integration was carried out, with the agent performing the action left unspecified.

Morphology and grammar: The form is built from the verb stem integroid- plus the past passive suffix -tiin. In Finnish, -tiin marks passive voice in the past tense, so integroidtiin functions as “it/they were integrated” or “was/were integrated,” depending on the subject. The agent performing the integration is often omitted, leaving the focus on the completion of the integration itself.

Usage: Integroidtiin appears mainly in formal, technical, or journalistic Finnish. It is common in contexts describing the consolidation of systems, components, processes, or organizations. The construction allows reporting of an action without attributing it to a specific actor, which is typical in objective, third-person prose.

Examples:

- Järjestelmä integroidtiin osaksi vanhempaa arkkitehtuuria. (The system was integrated into the older architecture.)

- Useat moduulit integroidtiin yhdeksi kokonaisuudeksi. (Several modules were integrated into a single unit.)

- Hanke integroidtiin laajempaan ohjelmistokehityssyklin osaksi. (The project was integrated into the broader software development cycle.)

Etymology and related terms: Integroidi- stems from integroida, which itself derives from the Latin root integrare/integrous meaning whole or complete. Related Finnish terms include integraatio (integration), yhdistäminen (linking/merging), and passive forms such as integroidaan (present passive) or integroidaanko (question form of present passive).