Maksullisista

Maksullisista is a Finnish grammatical form of the adjective maksullinen, meaning paid or chargeable. It is the elative plural form, used to describe multiple items in the elative case (often translating as "from the paid [ones]" or "of the paid [things]"). In practice it appears in phrases that refer to paid services, content, or products.

The form is normally part of a larger noun phrase and is not used on its own. It commonly modifies plural nouns in contexts such as services or content that require payment. Examples include maksullisista palveluista (from the paid services) and maksullisista sisällöistä (from the paid contents). The word helps distinguish paid offerings from free ones, which in Finnish is maksuton.

In Finnish, maksullinen has several inflected forms depending on number and case. For example, maksulliset (nominative plural), maksullisia (partitive plural), maksullisten (genitive plural), and maksullisissa (inessive plural). Maksullista or maksullisesta appear in singular forms, while maksullisista is specifically the elative plural form.

Usage context for maksullisista is common in discussions about digital services, media, subscriptions, and consumer information where it is necessary to indicate that something originates from or relates to paid offerings. Its meaning remains closely tied to the broader concept of charges and payment, contrasting with free alternatives.