intoutin

intoutua (verb, archaic, Finnish)

1. To become inspired, impassioned, or deeply enthusiastic; to enter a state of intense emotional or creative energy.‍
2. (Figurative) To be overcome or spellbound by a powerful feeling or drive, akin to being in a trance.
   

Etymology: Derived from the Finnish root into (enthusiasm, zeal). Found in old Finnish texts such as the Kalevala, where it often described a profound state of inspiration or fervor.

intoutin (noun, Finnish, neologism)

1. A tool, method, or mechanism designed to inspire, engage, or ignite enthusiasm and creativity in people.
2. A system or process that fosters passion, motivation, or commitment, often in professional or collaborative contexts.
   

Etymology: Derived from the Finnish verb intoutua (to become inspired, impassioned, or enthusiastic) combined with the suffix -in, commonly used to denote tools or instruments (e.g., lämmittää - lämmi-tin (to heat, heat-er), jäähdyttää - jäähdy-tin (to cool, cool-er)).

Example: "Intoutin helped employees discover deeper engagement and bring creativity into their daily work."