kompensoidakseen

"Kompensoidakseen" is a Finnish word. It is the third-person singular illative past passive participle of the verb "kompensoida". The verb "kompensoida" means to compensate. Therefore, "kompensoidakseen" literally translates to "in order to compensate".

This grammatical form is used to express purpose, specifically the purpose of an action performed by a third person singular subject in the past. For example, in a sentence like "Hän antoi rahaa kompensoidakseen menetyksensä," which translates to "He gave money in order to compensate for his losses." Here, "kompensoidakseen" indicates the reason or purpose behind the act of giving money.

The illative case in Finnish is often used to denote movement into or within something, but in this participial construction, it signifies the goal or aim of the action. The past tense aspect refers to the state or action that the subject intended to achieve. It's a concise way to link an action to its intended consequence or mitigation.

Understanding "kompensoidakseen" requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, including verb conjugations, participles, and case endings. It highlights the nuanced ways Finnish expresses purpose and intent through its rich morphology.