Oikeudellisia

Oikeudellisia is a Finnish adjective meaning "legal" or "juridical." It describes things related to law, justice, or the legal system. The base form is oikeudellinen; the word derives from oikeus, meaning "law" or "rights," with the suffix -llinen indicating a property or quality. In Finnish, oikeudellinen is commonly used in academic, governmental, and professional contexts to distinguish matters pertaining to the law from other domains, such as ethics or policy.

The form oikeudellisia is the partitive plural form, used when the adjective modifies a plural noun in the partitive case, for example, oikeudellisia kysymyksiä (legal questions), oikeudellisia asiakirjoja (legal documents), or oikeudellisia palveluita (legal services). Other common inflections include oikeudellinen (singular nominative) and oikeudelliset (plural nominative). The adverbial form is oikeudellisesti.

In usage, oikeudellisia matters are discussed in the context of jurisprudence, court proceedings, legislation, and regulatory compliance. The term is often contrasted with laillinen, which emphasizes legality or compliance with law rather than the broader domain of the legal system.