Rahallisessa

Rahallinen is Finnish an adjective meaning related to money or finances, i.e., financial or monetary. It is derived from the noun raha, money, with the suffix -llinen that forms adjectives indicating possession of a quality. The word commonly describes aspects involving cash, funding, or financial resources, rather than broader economic or structural dimensions.

In Finnish grammar, rahallinen inflects like other -llinen adjectives. For example, in the inessive case the form is rahallisessa (in a financial/monetary sense), while the genitive singular is rahallisen and the partitive singular is rahallista. The phrase rahallinen tilanne refers to a financial situation, and rahallinen mielessä means in monetary terms. The term is frequently used in journalism, business, and formal discourse to distinguish monetary aspects from non-financial ones.

Usage notes and nuance: rahallinen emphasizes money-related resources or liquidity, whereas taloudellinen more often covers broader economic or fiscal conditions, including policy, structure, and overall economy. In contexts discussing funding, budgeting, or cash flow, rahallinen is common and precise. In some cases, rahallinen may be paired with specific nouns such as rahallinen tuki (financial support) or rahalliset varat (monetary funds).

See also: taloudellinen, finansiaalinen.