molaarisiin

Molaarisiin is the plural illative form of the Finnish adjective molaarinen, meaning molar in the sense of molarity. In Finnish grammar, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in number and case, so when describing a plural noun in the illative case, the adjective takes a corresponding plural illative form, producing molaarisiin.

In scientific Finnish, molaarisiin is commonly encountered in phrases that refer to molar concentrations or topics related to molarity. It functions to specify a directional or referential relation to multiple molar quantities, such as concentrations in a solution. The form is used primarily with nouns in the illative case, for example those indicating movement into or reference to a state of concentration.

Usage notes:

- Molaarisiin typically appears with plural nouns in illative form, for example molaarisiin pitoisuuksiin or molaarisiin pitoisuuksiin liittyviin yhteyksiin.

- It is most often found in technical prose, lab protocols, and research reports where discussions concern multiple molar concentrations rather than a single value.

Related terms include molaarisuus (molarity) and molaarinen pitoisuus (molar concentration). Understanding molaarisiin requires basic familiarity with Finnish adjective declension and the illative case, which marks direction toward or reference to a state described by the noun.