Julistusten

Julistusten is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun julistus, meaning proclamations or declarations. In general usage, julistus refers to a formal proclamation or statement issued by an authority, organization, or institution. The form julistusten is used when the sentence requires the genitive case to indicate “of the proclamations,” or to describe features or effects pertaining to multiple proclamations.

Because julistusten is a grammatical inflection rather than a distinct thematic concept, it appears mainly in contexts dealing with collections or discussions of several proclamations. In historical, legal, or archival writing you may encounter phrases such as julistusten vaikutus (the impact of the proclamations), julistusten sisältö (the contents of the proclamations), or julistusten julkaiseminen (the publication of the proclamations).

Common related terms include julistus (singular) and julistukset (nominative plural). The genitive plural julistusten is used to attribute or connect other elements to multiple proclamations, as in discussions of their scope, reception, or administrative role.

In summary, julistusten is a grammatical form used in Finnish prose to refer to more than one proclamation or declaration, typically within scholarly, legal, or historical contexts. See also julistus; julistukset.