loukkaantuneeseen

The Finnish word "loukkaantuneeseen" is the illative plural form of the adjective "loukkaantunut," which translates to "injured," "wounded," or "offended" in English. As an adjective, "loukkaantunut" describes a state of being harmed or hurt. The illative case, indicated by the "-seen" ending in this plural form, signifies movement into or a state within something. Therefore, "loukkaantuneeseen" would typically be used in a sentence to refer to people who are in a state of being injured or offended, or to indicate movement into a group of such individuals.

For example, in a sentence like "Hän vei loukkaantuneeseen joukkoon empatiaa" (He brought empathy to the injured group), "loukkaantuneeseen" describes the state of the "joukko" (group). Similarly, if someone was "ajautua loukkaantuneeseen ihmisjoukkoon" (drift into a crowd of injured people), "loukkaantuneeseen" would denote the condition of the people within that crowd. The context of the sentence is crucial for understanding whether the injury is physical or emotional/psychological. The grammatical form indicates multiple individuals who are in this state of being harmed.