Neurologisilla

Neurologisilla is a Finnish grammatical form of the adjective neurologinen, meaning neurological. It is the plural adessive form used with plural nouns to indicate location or context related to neurology.

In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify. Neurologinen is the base form for singular contexts, while neurologiset is the nominative plural form. Neurologisilla, by contrast, is the plural adessive form, typically used with nouns in the plural adessive case to express “on/at in terms of neurological” or “with neurological ….” This makes neurologisilla common in medical and scientific writing where multiple items or aspects are described in a neurological context.

Usage notes:

- Neurologisilla is commonly attached to plural nouns in contexts such as medical findings, symptoms, examinations, or studies. Examples (in translation) include phrases like “with neurological symptoms” or “in neurological studies.”

- The form should be chosen to match the case and number of the noun it describes. For example, with a plural noun in the adessive case, neurologisilla is appropriate.

Etymology and related forms:

- The word derives from neurologinen, itself from neurology, adapted into Finnish.

- Related forms include neurologinen (singular nominative), neurologiset (plural nominative), and other case endings such as neurologisella (singular inessive) or neurologisille (plural allative), depending on the grammatical context.

See also:

- neurology

- neurological

- Finnish grammar and adjective declension