fraasilliset
Fraasilliset, also known as fraasillinen kieli or fraasillinen kielioppi, is a term used in linguistics to describe a language that is primarily or exclusively composed of fixed phrases or idioms. In fraasilliset languages, the meaning of a sentence is often determined by the specific combination of words rather than by the grammatical structure or the individual meanings of the words.
One of the most well-known examples of a fraasillinen language is Finnish. Finnish is known for its
Fraasilliset languages can be challenging for learners of the language, as they often require a large vocabulary
In addition to Finnish, other languages that are often described as fraasilliset include Estonian, Hungarian, and
Overall, fraasilliset languages are an important and interesting area of study in linguistics, as they offer