Reaalisista

Reaalisista is a Finnish inflected form derived from the root reaali/reaalinen. It does not refer to a standalone concept; rather, it is a grammatical form that appears in phrases when the head word is in a plural form and the sentence requires a specific case marking. In Finnish, such inflected forms convey relations like origin, source, or relation to reality or practicality, depending on the context.

In everyday language, reaalisista typically occurs in expressions dealing with practicality or realism. It is commonly seen in phrases such as reaalisista syistä (for real/realistic reasons) or reaalisista näkökohdista (from realistic perspectives). The exact meaning hinges on the accompanying noun and the overall context.

The term is widespread in Finnish prose across disciplines, including journalism, academia, and policy discourse, especially when contrasting theoretical or idealized positions with real-world considerations. Because reaalisista is a grammatical form rather than a distinct concept, its interpretation is context-dependent and does not designate a separate field or movement by itself.

See also: Realism in Finnish (reaalismin), Real numbers (reaalit), Realistinen (realistic).