kehotuksin

Ke hotuksin is a word that appears related to the Finnish concept kehotus, meaning an urging or exhortation. In standard Finnish, kehotus is a noun denoting the act or instance of urging someone to do something, while the verb kehottaa means to urge or prompt. The form kehotuksin is not listed as a standard inflection of kehottaa in contemporary Finnish grammar, and it is not used as a normal first-person singular past tense form in modern practice.

In Finnish verb conjugation, the present tense first-person singular of kehottaa is kehotan (I urge). The simple past tense is kehotin (I urged). The noun kehotus can be made plural as kehotukset, and its genitive is kehotuksen. Because kehotuksin does not align with the standard conjugation patterns, if seen in text it is typically considered nonstandard, a dialectal variant, a typographical error, or a mistaken reference to kehotuksen or kehotin rather than a genuine, common Finnish form.

Usage and notes: for clear expression, Finnish speakers would normally say “Minä kehotin häntä…” (I urged him) or refer to the concept with “kehotus” in contexts such as advice or exhortation. The distinction between the noun kehotus (the urging) and the verb kehottaa (to urge) is a key aspect of how the idea is expressed in Finnish. Ke hotuksin, when encountered, should be treated with caution and verified against standard conjugation patterns or the surrounding context.