koneineen

Koneineen is a Finnish word form that means with machinery or with machines. It is created by attaching the comitative suffix -ineen to the noun kone (machine). The result expresses accompaniment or inclusion of machines as part of the described subject or object, rather than referring to a single machine alone.

The form is commonly used in descriptive prose to emphasize the presence of equipment, especially in contexts such as industry, buildings, or vehicles. It is often found in phrases that highlight completeness of a setup or environment, for example in sentences describing facilities, halls, or installations that include machinery. Typical collocations include koneineen varustettu halli (a hall equipped with machinery) or tehtaan koneineen ja laitteineen (the factory with its machines and devices).

Grammatically, koneineen behaves as a standard noun phrase in Finnish and does not change for gender. The suffix -ineen denotes accompaniment and can be used with different nouns to indicate that machinery is part of what is being described. The form can be used with other descriptive elements to convey a sense of mechanical abundance or industrial capability.

Koneineen is widely understood in Finnish literature, journalism, and everyday speech as a precise way to state that machines are present or included in a given context. It is not a technical term but a productive, general expression suitable for neutral, informational writing.