Lailliset
Lailliset is Finnish for “lawful” or “legitimate” and serves as the plural form of the adjective laillinen. The word is formed from the noun laki, “law,” with the common adjectival suffix -llinen, which conveys that something complies with laws or is authorized under regulations. In ordinary language, laillinen describes actions, statuses, or objects that meet legal requirements.
The plural form lailliset is used both attributively and, occasionally, as a shorthand noun phrase referring
In legal and regulatory contexts, concepts related to lailliset appear in terms like laillisuus (legality) and
Relation to other terms: laillinen contrasts with laiton or laitonta, which denote illegality. The concept of