Edullisissa

Edullisissa is the inessive plural form of the Finnish adjective edullinen, which denotes affordability, good value, or a financial advantage. The form is used to describe plural nouns in the inessive case, indicating that those nouns are in a state or context of being affordable or offering good value.

Common contexts for edullisissa include prices, offers, and conditions. For example, the phrase tuottet ovat edullisissa hinnoissa describes products available at affordable prices, and edullisissa tarjouksissa can refer to offers that provide better value. The expression edullisissa oloissa can be used to talk about favorable or advantageous conditions.

Grammatically, edullisissa is the plural inessive form, while the singular inessive would be edullisessa. It typically accompanies plural nouns such as hinnat (prices), tarjoukset (offers), or olosuhteet (conditions). The antonym forms and related adjectives follow standard Finnish adjective declensions.

Etymology traces edullinen to the root idea of benefit or advantage, often linked to etu “benefit” with the suffix -llinen, yielding a sense of having advantageous qualities. In usage, edullinen centers on value and favorable terms rather than mere cheapness, and edullisesti is the corresponding adverb meaning “in an affordable way” or “at good value,” though it is less frequently encountered than the adjective form.

In summary, edullisissa is a grammatical form used to describe multiple nouns as being in a state of affordability or favorable value, common in discussions of prices, offers, and conditions.