Riskisiä

Riskisiä is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective riskinen, meaning “risky.” It represents the plural partitive form used when describing multiple nouns that are in the partitive case or are indefinite. The base adjective riskinen is formed from risk (risk) with the suffix -inen to convey the sense of riskiness. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the noun in number and case, so riskinen takes the form riskisiä when the modified noun is in partitive plural.

Usage and examples:

Riskisiä is typically seen with nouns in partitive plural, for example: riskisiä sijoituksia (risky investments), riskisiä suunnitelmia (risky plans), riskisiä projekteja (risky projects), riskisiä tekoja (risky actions). The form can appear in various contexts where the object is not definite or is measured in partitive terms, rather than in the nominative plural.

Relation to other terms:

In everyday Finnish, riskisiä is less common than using a more standard term such as riskialtis to express “risky.” Riskisiä emerges primarily as a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone lexical item.

Notes:

Because riskinen is less frequently used in everyday speech, riskisiä may appear primarily in written or formal contexts, and speakers may prefer synonyms or rephrased constructions depending on style and register. See also riskialtis, riski, and Finnish grammar for related language aspects.