Sisälausekkeet

Sisälauseke (plural: sisälausekkeet) is a Finnish term used primarily in legal, technical, and academic contexts to denote a specific component or element of a larger entity. In everyday Finnish, the word is often translated as “constituent,” “component,” or “part.” The verb form, sisäläistä, means “to contain” or “to include.”

In legal documents, sisälausekkeet are used to enumerate the items or clauses that make up a contract, statute, or regulation. For example, a contract may list sisälausekkeet such as payment terms, delivery conditions, and liability clauses. The precise identification of these elements helps courts and parties interpret the agreement correctly. In statutes, sisälausekkeet can refer to individual subsections that detail the scope or application of a law.

Technical manuals and engineering specifications also employ sisälausekkeet to describe the parts of a machine or system. A manual might list sisälausekkeet like the power supply, control board, and safety interlocks, providing a clear inventory of components for maintenance or troubleshooting.

In scholarly writing, sisälausekkeet may refer to the individual studies, datasets, or literature entries that comprise a systematic review or meta‑analysis. Researchers identify sisälausekkeet to ensure transparency in what is counted and how it is analyzed.

Because of its formal nature, the term is rarely used in casual conversation. However, it remains essential in settings where accurate documentation of elements within a larger whole is required.