konjugoituneisiin

Konjugoituneisiin is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the past participle konjugoitunut (conjugated). It is the illative plural form of that participle when used as an adjective to modify a plural noun. In other words, konjugoituneisiin means “to the conjugated ones” or more broadly, it refers to a group of items that have undergone conjugation.

Morphology and formation: The form is created by taking the stem konjugoitune- and adding the illative plural suffix -isiin. This mirrors how adjectives and past participles inflect to agree with a plural noun in the illative case, as in konjugoituneisiin verbeihin (to the conjugated verbs). The illative plural ending -isiin is common for adjectives of the type -inen when they modify plural nouns.

Grammatical role and usage: Konjugoituneisiin is primarily a descriptive or technical term found in linguistic or educational contexts. It appears in grammars, language-learning materials, and analytic discussions of Finnish morphology to illustrate how participles can function as adjectives and take case-inflected endings. In everyday language, speakers are more likely to refer to conjugated verbs or use simpler constructions rather than employ the specific illative plural form konjugoituneisiin.

See also: konjugointi (conjugation), konjugoitunut (conjugated), Finnish participles and adjectival inflection. The form exemplifies Finnish noun-adjective agreement and the rich case system that allows adjectives and participles to modify nouns across cases and numbers.