kalenterissa

Kalenterissa is the inessive singular form of the Finnish noun kalenteri, meaning calendar. It denotes location within a calendar, i.e., “in the calendar” or “inside the calendar.” The form is used when referring to items that are written or scheduled within a calendar.

Morphology and spelling: In Finnish, the inessive case marks location, and the suffix -ssa/-ssä is added to the noun stem. For kalenteri, the inessive singular becomes kalenterissa, with a double s caused by the suffix -ssa. Related forms include kalenterin (genitive) and kalenterina (essive, “as a calendar”).

Usage: Kalenterissa appears in everyday language to describe where something is recorded or planned. Examples include: “Kokouksen aika on kalenterissa,” meaning the time of the meeting is in the calendar; and “Kalenterissa lukee, että tapaaminen on huomenna,” meaning the calendar shows that the meeting is tomorrow. The expression is common in discussions of printed planners as well as digital calendars on phones or computers.

Context and related terms: Kalenteri refers to a calendar in general. Finnish noun forms related to kalenteri include kalenterin (genitive) and kalenterina (essive). The concept of being “in the calendar” is a functional aspect of scheduling, planning, and organizing information across both physical and digital formats.