rajoitetuihin

Rajoitetuihin is a Finnish illative plural form of the past participle raajoitettu/rajoitettu meaning restricted. In grammar and formal Finnish, it functions as part of a noun phrase that designates a group, area, or set that is restricted. The form is typically used together with a following noun in illative plural, such as tiloihin or alueisiin, to express “into the restricted [ones/areas].” For example, in a sentence like Häiriöt ohjattiin rajoitettuihin tiloihin, the phrase indicates movement into or direction toward restricted rooms.

Morphology and usage notes:

- The base word is rajoitettu, meaning restricted, and rajoitetu- serves as its inflected stem in plural contexts.

- The illative plural suffix is -iin, producing -rajoitetuihin when combined with a suitable noun in illative plural. The construction is common in contexts describing access, control, or categorization tied to restrictions.

- Rajoitetuihin is usually not used as a standalone noun; it appears in conjunction with a noun in the illative case (for example tiloihin, alueisiin) or in ellipses where the related noun is understood from context.

Typical contexts:

- Legal, administrative, and procedural language describing restricted areas, access, or groups.

- Descriptive or instructional text that enumerates restricted categories or zones.

See also:

- Finnish grammar

- Illative case

- Participles in Finnish

RajoitetuihinThus serves as a precise grammatical form rather than a separate lexical concept, primarily encountered in formal or technical Finnish.