Eipääasiallisia

Eipääasiallisia is a Finnish word. It is the negative form of the adjective "pääasiallinen," which means "main" or "principal." Therefore, "eipääasiallisia" translates to "not main," "not principal," or "unimportant." It is used to describe things that are secondary, auxiliary, or of lesser significance. The word is a plural form, indicating that it refers to multiple things that are not main. For instance, one might use "eipääasiallisia syitä" to refer to "unimportant reasons" or "secondary causes." Similarly, "eipääasiallisia tekijöitä" would mean "non-principal factors." The word's usage in a sentence would depend on the grammatical context, typically appearing as a modifier for a plural noun. It can be used in various contexts, from everyday conversation to more formal writing, to distinguish between primary and secondary elements. The opposite of "eipääasiallisia" would be "pääasiallisia," meaning "main" or "principal."