Vaarallisia

Vaarallisia is the plural partitive form of the Finnish adjective vaarallinen, meaning dangerous. It is used when describing several dangerous things or situations in a non-specific or indefinite sense, such as in phrases referring to multiple dangerous items or events.

In Finnish, adjectives inflect for number and case. For the adjective vaarallinen, the plural partitive form is vaarallisia. This form commonly accompanies plural nouns in the partitive case, for example vaarallisia tilanteita or vaarallisia esineitä. The base adjective vaarallinen derives from the noun vaara, meaning danger.

Usage of vaarallisia appears in safety contexts, news reporting, and everyday language. It allows speakers to indicate that a group of objects or situations is dangerous without specifying exact quantities. Examples include: Vaarallisia tilanteita voi tulla vastaan. Löytyi vaarallisia esineitä varastosta. Vaarallisia tilanteita ei ollut paljon.

Etymology traces vaarallinen to vaara (danger), with the standard Finnish inflection pattern for adjectives ending in -inen. Related terms include vaarallinen (singular nominative), vaara (danger), and vaarallisuus (the concept or degree of danger). The word maintains a neutral to descriptive tone and does not imply intent or causation beyond the presence of risk.

See also: vaarallinen, vaara, vaarallisuus.