sisäänrakennetulla

Sisäänrakennetulla is a Finnish adjective form used to describe a feature or component that is built into another object rather than added as a separate accessory. In technical and everyday language, it conveys that the part is integrated, permanent, and typically designed to function as part of the whole system.

In Finnish grammar, sisäänrakennetulla is the adessive singular form of sisäänrakennettu. It is used when the noun it modifies is in the adessive case, often translated in English as “with an embedded” or “equipped with an embedded.” For example: Laite on varustettu sisäänrakennetulla kameralla, meaning “The device is equipped with an embedded camera.” The phrase emphasizes integration rather than modular detachability.

Common usage areas include electronics, automotive, software, and architecture, where embedded components and systems are standard. In consumer electronics, a device may advertise features such as built-in sensors or an embedded camera, using forms like sisäänrakennetulla sensorilla or sisäänrakennetulla kameralla. In software and systems engineering, the term highlights that essential functionality is part of the core design rather than an optional add-on. In architecture, embedded elements such as built-in lighting or embedded ventilation illustrate the same concept of integration.

Etymology traces the word to sisään (inside) and rakennettu (built), reflecting integration within a larger product. The term is common in Finnish technical writing, product specifications, and manuals, where precise description of built-in features helps convey reliability and design philosophy.