summauksissa

Summauksissa is a Finnish noun form used to refer to multiple summarizations or aggregations, written in the inessive plural. It derives from the noun summaus, which denotes the act of summarizing or of adding up numbers. The exact sense of summauksissa depends on context: in statistics or data reporting it can indicate aggregated results produced by summation, while in textual analysis it can refer to condensed or summarized versions of documents or sections.

In practical use, summauksissa appears in academic, technical, and professional writing when discussing where summarized information is presented or stored. For example, a report might note that key findings are available in summauksissa of the data rather than in the raw data, or a literature review might reference conclusions drawn in summauksissa of cited works. Because Finnish relies on context to convey precise meaning, summauksissa can point to numerical aggregation, textual condensation, or both, depending on the discourse.

Linguistically, summauksissa is an inessive form indicating “in the summarisations” or “in the aggregations” and is related to other forms such as summaus (the act of summarizing) and yhteenveto (summary). The term is primarily encountered in written Finnish within professional or academic contexts rather than everyday speech.

See also: summaus, yhteenveto, tiivistys.