syntetisoiduksi

Syntetisoiduksi is a Finnish verbal form derived from the verb syntetisoida, meaning "to synthesize". Morphologically it combines the participial or passive stem of the verb with the translative case suffix -ksi, and denotes change into a synthesized condition or state. In English it is often rendered loosely as "into synthesized" or "to become synthesized/was made synthesized".

The form appears mainly in technical and descriptive contexts where a process produces a synthesized product or effect. Typical domains include chemistry and pharmaceuticals (describing compounds produced by synthesis), audio and signal processing (describing sounds or signals rendered synthetically), and broader engineering or laboratory narratives. For example, a Finnish sentence might use syntetisoiduksi to express that a substance was obtained or transformed into a synthesized form.

Usage is grammatical rather than lexical: it functions to mark the result or target state of an action. As a case-inflected participial construction, it participates in verbal and nominal clauses where the focus is on the outcome of synthesis. The term is neutral in tone and primarily found in formal, scientific, or technical registers rather than in everyday colloquial speech.