Tekstuaalisia

Tekstuaalisia is a Finnish word form used as the partitive plural of the adjective tekstuaalinen, which means "textual" or "related to text." In Finnish, adjectives decline to agree with the nouns they modify, and the partitive plural tek saisir form tekstuaalisia is used when referring to multiple textual aspects in a non-specific object, as in tekstuaalisia keinoja (textual devices) or tekstuaalisia piirteitä (textual features).

Etymology and meaning: The term combines teksti (text) with the suffix -uaalinen, forming tekstuaalinen (textual). The corresponding noun is tekstuaalisuus, meaning "textuality." The word tekstuaalisia thus functions as an adjective in its inflected form, describing plural, non-specific aspects of a text or texts.

Usage: Tekstuaalisia commonly appears in academic and critical writing about literature, media studies, linguistics, and digital culture. It centers on form and textual construction rather than subject matter content, and it is used to discuss elements such as structure, style, narrative techniques, rhetoric, and discourse strategies. For example, phrases like "tekstuaalisia keinoja" (textual devices) and "tekstuaalisia piirteitä" (textual features) illustrate how the term denotes how a text is made rather than what it says.

See also: tekstuaalinen, tekstuaalisuus, tekstuaalinen analyysi, discourse analysis, narratology.