kondensoituneisiin

Kondensoituneisiin is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective kondensoitunut, meaning condensed. It is used in technical and scientific writing to refer to objects, substances, or phases that have undergone condensation or exist in a condensed state. The form kondensoituneisiin represents the illative plural, i.e., indicating movement toward or reference to a group described as condensed.

Formation and function: The base kondensoitunut is modified to the illative plural as kondensoituneisiin, formed by attaching the illative plural suffix to the stem kondensoitune-. In sentences it can function as an adjective describing a plural noun in illative case, or it can introduce a noun phrase referring to a group of condensed items. For example, kondensoituneisiin aineisiin means “to condensed substances,” and kondensoituneisiin faaseihin means “to condensed phases.” In many contexts it appears in processes, analyses, or discussions about states of matter and phase transitions.

Usage and context: The term is most common in disciplines such as physics, chemistry, and materials science, where discussions differentiate between gaseous, liquid, and solid or other condensed states. It helps specify that the discussion concerns entities that have condensed, or exist in a condensed form, rather than their gaseous or dispersed counterparts. As a grammatical form, kondensoituneisiin is one piece of a broader set of illative plural forms used to specify direction or focus within a group.

See also: kondensoitunut, kondensoituneet, kondensoituminen, kondensoituminen (condensation).