konformeiksi

Konformeiksi is the translative plural form of the Finnish noun konformisti, meaning a conformist. The term is used to describe people who adopt prevailing social norms or expectations. It is a loanword from English con form ist, integrated into Finnish with the common noun suffix -isti.

Grammatical note: In Finnish grammar, the translative expresses a change into a new state. For konformisti, the singular translative is konformistiksi, while the plural translative is konformeiksi. This form is used when referring to multiple individuals becoming conformists.

Example: Henkilöt muuttuivat konformeiksi yhteisön paineen vaikutuksesta. Translation: The individuals became conformists under the influence of the community's pressure.

Usage: The term appears in sociological or critical discourse and is less common in everyday speech. It tends to carry a descriptive or evaluative tone, and can sometimes convey a sense of pejorative conformity within a group. Related terms include konformisti (singular nominative) and konformismi (conformism).