Maksullisilla

Maksullisilla is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “on paid” or “charged,” and it is the adessive plural form of the adjective maksullinen. The term describes things that require payment or are offered for a fee, and it is used when a plural noun is in the adessive case.

Maksullinen is formed from the noun maksuu (fee) or the concept of a charge, with the adjective-forming suffix -llinen to mean “fee-based” or “paid.” The adessive plural suffix -illa is then added to modify a plural noun in the adessive, producing maksullisilla. Thus, adjectives agree with the noun they describe in number, case, and, when applicable, determiner form.

Common usage occurs in contexts referring to services, events, or places that require payment. Examples include maksullisilla tapahtumilla (at paid events), maksullisilla palveluilla (with paid services), and maksullisilla paikoilla (at paid locations). A sentence such as Sivuston maksullisilla osioilla on lisätietoja illustrates how the form is used to indicate sections of a site that are fee-based.

Usage notes and related terms: maksullinen contrasts with maksuton, meaning “free of charge.” The noun form maksullisuus refers to the fee-based nature of a service or offering. Maksullisilla is primarily a descriptive modifier and is typically found in written Finnish discussing access, admission, or service charges.