telineeseen

Telineeseen is the illative form of the Finnish noun teline, which refers to a stand, rack, frame, or mounting. In Finnish, the illative case expresses motion into or onto a location. Therefore telineeseen literally means “into the stand” and is used when describing the action of placing something into or onto a stand or mounting frame.

The term appears across technical and everyday contexts where objects are mounted or secured to a stand or rack. In photography and cinema, equipment such as cameras or lights may be described as being placed in a teline. In theater, stage production, and display setups, props, fixtures, and devices are often mounted on a teline. Laboratories and electronics facilities likewise use stands and racks into which samples or components are inserted or fastened, described with telineeseen.

Usage and grammar: telineeen is the base teline in different grammatical cases, while telineeseen is specifically the illative form used with verbs of placement such as asettaa (to place), kiinnittää (to attach), or sijoittaa (to position). The word is common in manuals, assembly instructions, and descriptions that specify how items are mounted, displayed, or secured.

See also: teline, illatiivi (the Finnish grammatical case explaining the illative form).