Hallinnollisiin

Hallinnollisiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective hallinnollinen, meaning administrative. In Finnish grammar, adjectives agree with the noun they describe in number and case, so hallinnollisiin is used with plural nouns in the illative case, indicating movement into or relation to administrative domains, processes, or tasks. For example, hallinnollisiin tehtäviin means to administrative tasks, and hallinnollisiin prosesseihin means into administrative processes.

Etymology and formation: hallinnollinen is derived from hallinto (administration) with the suffix -llinen, forming an adjective meaning administrative. The illative plural form hallinnollisiin is created by adding the illative plural ending -iin to the stem hallinnollis-, producing hallinnollisiin when describing plural nouns in the illative case.

Usage and contexts: hallinnollisiin is commonly found in texts related to public administration, law, government, and political science. It appears in phrases describing actions, reforms, or analyses connected to administrative functions or sectors, such as changes implemented in administrative processes or reforms aimed at administrative structures. It is used to specify the focus on administration rather than other domains.

Notes: hallinnollisiin cannot be used independently; it requires a plural noun in the illative case to complete the phrase. It is one of several inflected forms of hallinnollinen; other forms indicate different cases or numbers, such as hallinnollinen (singular nominative) or hallinnollisiin liittyen (relating to administrative aspects).