Sarjallisia

Sarjallisia is a Finnish grammatical form used as the partitive plural of the adjective sarjallinen, meaning serial or related to a series. It describes multiple items that belong to a sequence or are published in installments. In practice it appears in noun phrases where the noun is plural and in the partitive case, for example sarjallisia tarinoita (serialized stories) or sarjallisia julkaisuja (serial publications). The exact meaning depends on the omitted noun that sarjallisia modifies.

Etymology and grammar: the form is built from the stem sarja (series) combined with the suffix -llinen to form the adjective sarjallinen, and the partitive plural ending -isia (or -llisia in some contexts) when describing an indefinite or partially counted set of items. As a result, sarjallisia functions as a descriptive modifier rather than a standalone category.

Usage: the term is common in discussions of literature, media, and publication formats that present content in installments. It can refer to serialized stories, comic strips published across issues, or any content released in a sequence, including magazines or web serials. The meaning is determined by the accompanying noun, such as tarinoita, julkaisuja, or sarjakuvia.

See also: sarja, sarjallinen, julkaisu, seriality.