myytteihin

Myytteihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun myytti, meaning myth or mythology. In Finnish grammar, the illative case indicates movement toward or into something and is used with verbs of motion or expressions involving entering a domain. The plural illative is formed by adding the suffix -iin to the stem, yielding myytteihin for “into myths” or “to myths.”

The base word myytti is a Finnish term used in discussions of folklore, literature, religion, and cultural tradition to refer to traditional narratives that explain origins, beliefs, or practices. The illative plural form is a regular formation for Finnish nouns in this class, and it cooperates with surrounding grammar to express entering or addressing multiple myths. In practice, myytteihin can appear in phrases such as myytteihin liittyvät kertomukset (myth-related narratives) or in academic writing that discusses entering or engaging with mythic material.

In usage, myytteihin commonly appears in scholarly or literary contexts when referring to a collection, body, or realm of myths, or when describing the act of turning attention toward myths as a topic of study or discourse. The form illustrates Finnish case and number agreement, and it follows standard patterns for illative plural suffixation across similar nouns. See also Finnish grammar, illative case; myytti.