palkallisiin

Palkallisiin is a Finnish word form — the illative plural of the adjective palkallinen, which means "paid" (i.e., compensated with pay). As an inflected form, palkallisiin is not used alone as a lexical head but appears in contexts requiring the illative plural case, which often denotes movement into, change of state toward, or the object of verbs that govern the illative.

Morphology and formation: palkallinen derives from the noun palkka ("wage, salary") plus the adjectival suffix -llinen. For adjectives ending in -nen, the illative plural is typically formed by replacing -nen with -siin (compare punainen → punaisiin). Thus palkallinen yields palkallisiin. Related common forms include nominative plural palkalliset, partitive plural palkallisia, and genitive plural palkallisten.

Usage and examples: the form appears in phrases like palkallisiin vapaisiin or palkallisiin harjoittelupaikkoihin to indicate movement or transition into paid leaves or paid internship positions (e.g., "Hakijat siirtyivät palkallisiin harjoittelupaikkoihin" — "The applicants moved into paid internship positions"). It is used wherever Finnish grammar requires an illative plural agreement with verbs, prepositions, or postpositional constructions.

Notes: because it is a case form, its exact English rendering depends on context; translations typically use prepositional phrases such as "into paid..." or "to paid..."