säännöllistettyihin

säännöllistettyihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish word "säännöllistetty." This means "regularized" or "made regular." In Finnish grammar, the illative case indicates movement into or within a place, or figuratively, into a state or condition. Therefore, "säännöllistettyihin" literally translates to "into the regularized ones" or "among the regularized ones."

The adjective "säännöllistetty" itself is derived from the verb "säännöllistää," which means "to regularize," "to make regular," or "to standardize." This process involves transforming something irregular or chaotic into a more orderly or predictable form. The past participle form "säännöllistetty" describes something that has undergone this process of regularization.

As an illative plural, "säännöllistettyihin" would be used in sentences describing something entering into a state of being regularized or being placed among a group of things that have been regularized. For example, one might say that certain processes have been "moved into the regularized ones," implying they are now part of a standardized system. The specific context in which this word appears would determine the precise meaning. It is a grammatical form that highlights the destination or inclusion within a set of regularized entities.