jälkeläisiin
Jälkeläisiin is a Finnish noun form derived from jälkeläinen, meaning descendant or offspring. In everyday language it refers to people who descend from a common ancestor, typically children, grandchildren, and further lineal descendants. In legal, genealogical, and demographic contexts the plural term jälkeläiset is common, and jälkeläisiin appears as one of the inflected forms used when the descendants are the recipient or the target of an action within a sentence.
In usage, jälkeläisiin is encountered in phrases where the descendants are involved as a group to whom
Etymologically, jälkeläinen is built from the root jälki, meaning trace or mark, with a suffix that denotes
See also: jälkeläiset, perilliset, sukulaiset, suku, perintö.