sieppautuneisiin
Sieppautuneisiin is a Finnish grammatical form that appears in reference to abducted people. It is formed as the illative plural of the past participle sieppautuneet, meaning “the abducted.” In this use, sieppautuneisiin functions as a noun-like element that denotes the group of people who have been abducted, with the illative ending signaling direction toward or into that group in certain sentence structures.
In practical use, sieppautuneisiin is most commonly encountered in linguistic descriptions or in formal or forensic
Usage notes: Sieppautuneisiin is relatively rare in everyday spoken Finnish and is predominantly a feature of
See also: sieppaus (kidnapping), sieppautua (to be abducted), sieppautuneet (the abducted).