kutsuttuihin

Kutsuttuihin is a Finnish grammatical form that denotes “to those who have been called” or “to the invited.” It is the illative plural form of the passive past participle kutsuttu, which means called or invited. In usage, kutsuttuihin is used to refer to a group defined by having received a call or invitation, often in formal or ceremonial contexts.

Morphology and meaning: kutsuttu is the passive past participle of kutsua (to call or invite). The illative plural suffix -iin/-ihin is added to form kutsuttuihin, indicating movement into or inclusion in a group described by being called. The singular illative would be kutsuttuun, and other cases follow standard Finnish participle inflection. The phrase literally translates to “to the called” or more naturally in English as “to the invited.”

Usage: Kutsuttuihin is most common in written Finnish, especially in lists, public speeches, or official texts where the invited or summoned group is being described. It can appear in sentences like: Kutsuttuihin kuuluu tilaisuuteen saapuvat vieraat, the guests who have arrived for the event are among the invited.

Relation to related forms: The base verb is kutsua; kutsuttu is the passive past participle. The illative plural form kutsuttuihin contrasts with other forms such as kutsuttuihin kuuluvat or kutsuttu, depending on syntactic needs. The term is primarily a grammatical construction rather than everyday casual speech.

See also: Finnish grammar, illative case, passive participles, invited or summoned in Finnish ceremonial language.