eksplisiittisiä

Eksplisiittisiä is a Finnish adjective form meaning explicit, used to describe plural nouns in the partitive case. It is the partitive plural form of eksplisiittinen and appears in phrases such as eksplisiittisiä tietoja (explicit data), eksplisiittisiä väitteitä (explicit claims) and eksplisiittisiä ohjeita (explicit instructions). The form reflects how Finnish adjectives agree with nouns in number and case.

In usage, eksplisiittisiä typically signals that the referenced information or content is stated directly and openly, as opposed to being implicit or implied. The concept of explicitness is common across disciplines such as linguistics, philosophy, education, and information sciences, where distinctions between explicit and implicit content help characterize how knowledge is conveyed, stored, or analyzed.

Finnish often forms related terms from the root eksplisiittinen, including other inflected forms and potentially nouns like eksplisiittisyys to denote explicitness. The term belongs to the broader international vocabulary for describing clarity and directness in communication, and it is frequently encountered in academic writing, technical documentation, and critical discourse in Finnish.

Related concepts include implisiittinen (implicit), which denotes information that is suggested or inferred rather than directly stated. Together, eksplisiittisiä and its related forms provide a linguistic and theoretical tool for discussing how much of a statement or artifact is overt versus hidden, stated, or assumed.