erikoislukijoilla

Erikoislukijoilla is a Finnish linguistic form. It is the adessive plural form of erikoislukija, a compound noun built from erikois- (special) and lukija (reader). The term refers to a group of readers described as special or specialized, such as readers with specific needs, professionals, or researchers who require particular reading arrangements. The expression is most often encountered in academic, library, or publishing contexts rather than in everyday language, and it may appear in discussions about accessibility, targeted editions, or inclusive publishing practices.

In Finnish grammar, erikoislukijoilla indicates a relationship expressed by the adessive case, typically meaning “with the special readers” or “at the special readers,” depending on the sentence. It forms part of a larger noun phrase and its precise meaning is guided by context. The corresponding forms include erikoislukijoiden (genitive plural), erikoislukijoita (partitive plural), and erikoislukijoille (allative plural), among others, reflecting Finnish's rich case system.

Usage and nuance: The concept of erikoislukija as a category is relatively specialized. It is not a common everyday term, and in many contexts writers may opt for more precise descriptions of the target reader group (for example, “esteettömän julkaisutön lukijat,” “tutkijat,” or other defined audiences). Nonetheless, erikoislukijoilla functions as a valid inflected form within standard Finnish.

See also: lukija; erikois-; Finnish noun inflection; accessibility in publishing.