Liittyväisillä

Liittyväisillä is a Finnish word that translates to "related" or "associated" in English. It is the plural adessive form of the adjective "liittyvä," which itself means "related" or "connected." The adessive case in Finnish is typically used to indicate location, possession, or accompaniment, but in this context, "liittyväisillä" refers to multiple entities that are in a state of being related or associated with something else.

For example, one might say "asioilla, jotka liittyväisillä ovat" which translates to "things that are related" or "matters that are associated." The word is frequently used in contexts where a connection or relationship needs to be explicitly stated between several items, people, or concepts. It emphasizes the collective nature of these connections.

The grammatical structure of "liittyväisillä" indicates that the focus is on the things that are experiencing the relation, rather than the thing they are related to. This can be distinguished from other cases that might place emphasis differently. Understanding the nuances of Finnish case endings like the adessive is crucial for accurate interpretation of such words. It is a descriptive term used to categorize or group elements based on their interconnectedness.