rokotuksissa

Rokotuksissa on Finnish inflectional form: it is the inessive plural of the noun rokotus, meaning vaccination. The word denotes a state or location related to vaccination and is used in contexts where the topic concerns vaccination campaigns, programs, or groups participating in vaccination efforts. It does not describe an individual’s personal vaccination status by itself, but rather the broader process or situation of being within vaccination activities.

Grammatically, rokotus forms follow Finnish noun patterns. The inessive case marks location or state with the suffix -ssa or -ssä in singular, and -issa or -issä in plural. Thus rokotuksessa means in the vaccination, and rokotuksissa means in the vaccinations or during the vaccination period. This form is commonly encountered in public health communications, policy texts, and statistical reports that discuss vaccination coverage and program implementation.

Usage and nuance: rokotuksissa is typically used without a subject when the focus is on the program or the set of vaccination events rather than on a single person. It often appears in sentences about the status of populations, themes of monitoring, or descriptions of ongoing immunization campaigns. Examples include statements about vaccination coverage, logistics of vaccine delivery, or public health planning tied to the vaccination period.

See also: rokotus, rokotukset, vaccination campaigns, public health statistics.