Runolliseen

Runolliseen is the illative singular form of the Finnish adjective runollinen, meaning "poetic." It is used to express direction or manner toward something described as poetic, often in phrases that indicate how something is done or in what form it appears. The form shows that the modified noun is in illative case, for example in phrases like runolliseen tapaan or runolliseen muotoon.

Morphology and usage: Runolliseen is an inflected form of runollinen, which belongs to the class of -inen adjectives. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in number and case, so runollinen becomes runolliseen when used with a noun in the illative singular. This form is common in literary and critical language to specify a poetic manner, style, or transformation.

Common contexts include describing manner, style, or presentation: runolliseen tapaan (in a poetic manner), runolliseen tyyliin (in a poetic style), runolliseen muotoon (into a poetic form), and similar constructions. The corresponding adverb is runollisesti, meaning "poetically."

Etymology: The adjective runollinen derives from runo, meaning "poem" or "poetry," with the adjectival suffix -llinen, and it declines according to Finnish case endings, such as illative -iseen in runolliseen.

See also: runollinen (the base adjective), runous (poetry), runo (poem), Finnish grammar on illative case.

Notes: Runolliseen is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry; its usage is tied to describing poetic qualities or into-poetic directions within sentences.