Lopullisina

Lopullisina is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective lopullinen, meaning final or conclusive. In standard Finnish it is not a separate word with its own meaning, but a grammatical form used when the adjective describes a plural noun in a specific case. The form is common in formal or official language, where speakers refer to things in their final state or version.

Usage and interpretation: Lopullisina commonly appears in contexts such as decisions, results, or states described as final. Examples include phrases like lopullisina päätöksinä (as final decisions) and lopullisina tuloksina (as final results). The exact meaning is determined by the surrounding sentence and the case being expressed, since Finnish adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case.

Grammatical notes: Finnish adjectives decline to reflect number and case, so lopullinen can take multiple plural endings. Other plural forms of the same adjective include lopulliset (nominative plural) and lopullisten (genitive plural), among others such as lopullisissa (inessive plural). Lopullisina therefore represents one specific plural-case form used with appropriate nouns.

Relation to language use: Lopullisina is more typical in written Finnish, formal prose, legal or administrative texts, and translations where a definitive or conclusive sense is required. In everyday speech, speakers more often use simpler constructions with the base adjective or other common phrases to convey finality.

See also: Finnish grammar, adjectives, inflection, final.