tiimeiksi

Tiimeiksi is a Finnish translative form derived from the noun tiimi, meaning team. It is used to express a transformation or designation into multiple teams, rather than describing a single team. The form is common in organizational, educational, and project-management contexts when teams are being formed, split, or identified as distinct units.

Grammatical background and formation: Finnish uses the suffix -ksi to indicate becoming or designation. The translative form tiimeiksi signals “into (the) teams” or “as teams.” The base tiimi remains singular in its stem, while the suffix adapts to indicate the intended sense of transformation. Because it conveys a plural outcome, tiimeiksi is typical when describing division or categorization into several groups. In contrast, tiimeksi would refer to “into a team” or “as a team,” often in singular contexts.

Usage and examples: Tiimeiksi is frequently found with verbs that express division or reorganization, such as jakaa (to split) or muuttaa (to convert). Examples: Organisaatio jaettiin viideksi tiimeiksi. (The organization was divided into five teams.) Hanketta suunniteltiin tiimeiksi muodostavaksi lähestymistavaksi. (The project was planned as a team-based approach.) Tiimeiksi määrittelyä voidaan käyttää myös ohjelmistokehityksessä ja koulutustilanteissa, joissa eri osiot toimivat itsenäisinä tiiminä.

Related terms: tiimi (team), tiimityö (teamwork), ryhmä (group). See also translatiiviset muodot yleisesti, kuten -ksi-suffixin käytäntö suomen kielessä.

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Note: The word is sensitive to number and context; to specify a number, combine with numerals (viideksi tiimeiksi, kymmeneksi tiimeiksi, etc.).