haitallisten
Haitallisten is a Finnish grammatical form, specifically the genitive plural of the adjective haitallinen, meaning harmful or adverse. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify, and the genitive plural haitallisten is used to indicate “of the harmful” or to form noun phrases that refer to groups or qualities associated with harm. The corresponding plural nominative haitalliset can function as a substantive meaning “the harmful ones.”
Origins and meaning: haitallinen comes from haitta, meaning harm, damage, or disadvantage. Through standard Finnish inflection,
Typical usage: haitallisten appears most often within compound noun phrases such as haitallisten aineiden määrä (the
Context and style: the form is common in academic, regulatory, and formal public discourse relating to health,