jatkoisissa

Jatkoisissa is a Finnish term formed from jatko- meaning continuation and the inessive plural suffix -issa, literally translating as “in the sequels” or “in the extensions.” It functions as a grammatical form rather than a fixed concept, and it is occasionally used in linguistic and literary discussions to refer to the state or setting associated with follow-up installments in a work or series.

Etymology the prefix jatko- denotes continuation or extension, and the suffix -issa marks the inessive case in plural, yielding jatkoisissa = “in the extensions” (or “in the sequels”). The term is not a widely established standalone concept in standard reference works, but it appears in discourse about how narratives develop across subsequent parts.

Usage the phrase is mainly encountered in academic writing and media analysis when discussing how a story evolves in sequels or how themes and characters are expanded in later installments. Because it is a grammatical form rather than a proper noun, its precise meaning depends on the surrounding context. It is not commonly used outside such discourses and does not have a fixed definition as a universal concept.

Examples in context might include statements like: “Kritiikki käsittelee, miten tarina muuttuu jatkoisissa,” or “Hahmot voivat saada lisää taustaa jatkoisissa verrattuna ensimmäiseen osaan.” See also: jatko, jatko-osa, lisäosa, sequel (in Finnish media studies).