Julkistuksilla

Julkistuksilla is a Finnish noun form that expresses “with announcements” or “through public releases.” It is the instrumental plural form that signals the means or accompaniment used in an action, typically referring to multiple public statements, releases, or presentations.

Etymology and form: The word derives from the noun julkistus, which denotes the act of making something public, such as an announcement or a release. In the instrumental case, the plural form takes the suffix -illa, resulting in julkistuksilla. Finnish uses this construction to indicate the tool, method, or accompanying elements involved in the described activity.

Usage: Julkistuksilla is used mainly in formal, analytical, or historical contexts such as discussions of media strategy, public relations, or governmental communication. It answers questions of means or accompaniment: by what means were the statements made, or with what events were releases conducted. The form is more common in written Finnish and can appear in reporting, academic writing, or policy analysis rather than everyday speech.

Related terms: The related noun julkistus (singular) denotes a single public release or announcement. The verb julistaa (to proclaim) is etymologically connected to the concept of public statements. Other related terms include julistus (proclamation or declaration) and tiedotus (informing or information dissemination).

See also: julkistus, julistaa, julistus, tiedotus.