Jumalallisia
Jumalallisia is the plural, partitive inflection of the Finnish adjective jumalallinen, meaning divine or godly. It is used to describe plural nouns and is typically translated as “divine things” or “godly things” when paired with a plural noun in the partitive, for example jumalallisia asioita (divine things) or jumalallisia tarinoita (divine stories).
Etymology and form: The base jumalallinen comes from jumala, meaning god, with the suffix -llinen forming an
Usage: In religious, mythological, and literary contexts, jumalallisia describes things connected with the divine, such as
Notes: As a grammatical form, jumalallisia is not a standalone noun but an inflected adjective used with
See also: jumala, jumalallinen, Finnish religious language, Finnish grammar.