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kuukausiin

Kuukausiin is a Finnish word that functions as the plural illative form of kuukausi, meaning “month.” The illative case marks direction into something or toward a point in time, and in this plural form it refers to entering or reaching a period composed of months, or to a time span measured in months. Because it is the plural illative, kuukausiin is used when the noun kuukausi denotes more than one month.

Morphology: The base noun is kuukausi (month). The nominative plural is kuukaudet, the genitive plural is kuukausien,

Usage: Kuukausiin tends to appear in written or formal contexts, especially in discussions of time horizons,

See also: Finnish grammar, cases, illative, time expressions in Finnish.

and
the
partitive
plural
is
kuukausia.
The
plural
illative
is
kuukausiin,
formed
with
the
illative
suffix
-iin.
The
singular
illative
is
kuukauteen.
schedules,
deadlines,
or
long-running
processes.
It
is
most
naturally
used
when
describing
movement
into
or
toward
a
time
period
that
spans
several
months
or
when
framing
a
time
target
in
a
multi-month
frame.
In
everyday
language,
other
constructions
are
more
common,
such
as
expressions
using
kuukausia
or
kuukausien
aikana
to
refer
to
durations
or
periods
within
months.