Paksuudellisia

Paksuudellisia is a Finnish term that appears to be a descriptive or technical adjective-form in the plural partitive. It is not a widely used word in everyday Finnish and is not commonly listed in general dictionaries. In linguistic or material-context texts, it may be encountered as the partitive plural form of an adjective meaning “thickness-related” or “thick.”

Etymology and form

The word is built from the base concept of thickness, expressed by the noun paksuus (thickness) and a corresponding adjectival derivation such as paksuudellinen (thickness-related, thick). The plural partitive form paksuudellisia is then used when referring to multiple items or instances whose thickness is being described or analyzed.

Usage

Paksuudellisia is most likely to occur in technical, architectural, geological, or materials-science writing, where authors discuss several objects or layers distinguished by their thickness. It functions as a descriptive qualifier rather than a standalone semantic unit. For example, a sentence might read: "Kokeessa havaittiin paksuudellisia kerroksia," meaning that several thick layers were observed.

Status and notes

Because paksuudellisia is not a common everyday term, it tends to appear primarily in specialized texts or in linguistic discussions about Finnish adjective formation. In many contexts, alternatives such as paksu (thick) or paksuudellinen (thickness-related) may be preferred for clarity.

See also

Finnish adjectives and suffixes: -llinen, -ellinen; Finnish noun paksuus (thickness).