epäolennollisiksi

Epäolennollisiksi is a Finnish grammatical form. It functions as the plural partitive case of the adjective or noun "epäolennainen". The word "epäolennainen" itself translates to "non-essential" or "unimportant". Therefore, "epäolennollisiksi" would be used in contexts where one is referring to multiple things or people that are considered non-essential or unimportant, and the action or state described involves them in a partitive sense.

The partitive case in Finnish often indicates a part of something, an indefinite quantity, or an ongoing action. When applied to "epäolennainen" in the plural, "epäolennollisiksi" signifies a portion or an indefinite amount of multiple non-essential items or individuals. For example, it might be used in a sentence describing the consideration of various unimportant factors, or the inclusion of several non-essential elements into a larger whole. The ending "-iksi" specifically denotes this plural partitive function. Understanding its usage requires familiarity with Finnish declension and case systems.