Tällammenkinlainen

Tällammenkinlainen is a term that appears in certain historical Finnish legal contexts, particularly related to land ownership and inheritance. It is not a widely recognized or commonly used term in modern Finnish legal discourse. The word itself is a compound, with "tällainen" meaning "such" or "this kind of" and "kin" suggesting emphasis or a comparative element. The suffix "-lainen" is a common adjectival or noun-forming suffix in Finnish, often indicating belonging or origin.

The precise meaning of Tällammenkinlainen is difficult to ascertain without specific historical documentation or legal commentary that defines it. However, based on its linguistic structure and the historical periods in which such terms might arise, it likely referred to a specific category or type of landholding, or perhaps a person associated with a particular kind of property. It could have been used to distinguish a certain class of landowners or the rights and obligations associated with their holdings from others. The presence of "kin" might imply a comparison to another, more standard or well-defined category, suggesting that Tällammenkinlainen represented a variation or an exception.

Understanding Tällammenkinlainen would require delving into specific regional legal traditions or historical land registries from the era it was in use. Its obscurity suggests it may have been a localized term or one that fell out of common usage as legal systems evolved. Without further context, its exact legal significance remains open to interpretation.