yksiköineen

Yksiköineen is a Finnish term that translates to "with its units" or "collectively with its units" in English. It is a grammatical construction used to indicate that something is being considered or presented along with its constituent parts or individual components. The suffix "-ineen" is an additive case ending in Finnish, signifying accompaniment or inclusion. Therefore, when "yksiköineen" is used, it implies that the subject or object being discussed is inseparable from its individual units, or that the units are being highlighted in conjunction with the whole.

For example, one might speak of a company "yksiköineen," meaning the company as a whole, including all of its departments, branches, or individual employees. Similarly, a discussion about a city "yksiköineen" would encompass the city and its various neighborhoods or administrative divisions. This grammatical form emphasizes a holistic view, where the collective is understood to be comprised of, and intrinsically linked to, its individual elements. The use of "yksiköineen" is common in formal Finnish and in contexts where a comprehensive or inclusive perspective is desired. It serves to unify the concept of the whole with the reality of its parts.