Sallituissa

Sallituissa is the inessive plural form of the Finnish adjective sallittu, meaning “permitted” or “allowed.” It is used to describe nouns in the inessive case when referring to multiple items or conditions that fall within what is considered permissible.

The word typically appears in legal, administrative, and regulatory language, where it helps specify that certain actions, limits, or arrangements are within approved boundaries. Because it is tied to permission, sallituissa often frames discussions of compliance, safety, or governance, signaling that something operates under accepted rules rather than outside them.

In practice, sallituissa is commonly found in expressions such as sallituissa rajoissa or sallituissa puitteissa, which convey “within the permitted limits” or “within the permitted framework.” The form contrasts with sallittu in the singular, which modifies a single noun, while sallituissa signals multiple referents or a plural context.

Related terms include sallia (to permit), sallitus (permission), and sallitus (authorization). The word is a functional part of Finnish regulatory and normative discourse and reflects how permission is framed linguistically in plural contexts. Its usage helps clarify what is allowed when policy or guidelines apply to more than one item, action, or condition.