organisaatioon

Organisaatioon is the illative form of organisaatio in Finnish, used to indicate movement toward or into an organization, or the act of joining a group or institution. It denotes that someone or something is going to or becoming part of the organization.

Formation and use are straightforward: organisaatio is the base word meaning “organization,” and the illative suffix -on (often realized as -oon in the written form after a vowel-ending stem) is added to produce organisaatioon. This form is used when speaking about direction toward the organization or about entering it, and it is common with verbs of motion or change of state.

Typical uses include phrases such as liittyä organisaatioon (to join the organization), mennä organisaatioon (to go to the organization), or siirtyä organisaatioon (to transfer to the organization). The illative conveys a sense of destination or entry, rather than possession or location within the organization.

Finnish expresses direction toward a place, institution, or group with the illative, among other locative cases. Organisaatioon thus functions like other illative forms in indicating where action is directed or where a person is moving to or joining. The choice of illative form depends on the root and vowel harmony rules of Finnish morphology, but organisaatioon remains a standard, widely accepted form for indicating movement toward an organization.

Example: Hän liittyi organisaatioon vuonna 2020. This illustrates a person joining the organization, using organisaatioon to mark the destination of the action.