bioloogilistest

Bioloogilistest is a Finnish adjectival form derived from the word biolooginen, meaning biological. It is used as an inflected modifier in plural contexts to describe nouns that are related to biology. In Finnish, adjectives decline according to number and case, so bioloogilistest represents one of the forms that can appear when the associated noun is plural and in a specific grammatical case.

In practice, bioloogilistest appears in scientific and technical writing to express that something concerns biology or biological subjects, often in phrases where multiple items or categories are involved. The exact case and meaning depend on the sentence structure, but the general implication is that the described items pertain to biology rather than other fields.

Common contexts include discussions of biological processes, materials, or topics that involve more than one element. For example, bioloogilistest prosesseista would signal information drawn from or related to biological processes, while bioloogilistest aineista would refer to biological materials. The form thus helps convey specificity about the biological nature of multiple elements within a sentence.

As a grammatical form, bioloogilistest is part of Finnish adjective declension. It is one of several inflected variants that enable precise expression of relation to biology across different nouns, numbers, and cases. Related terms include biolooginen (biological), biologia (biology), and other field-specific descriptors used in scientific Finnish.