kirjasintyyppisiä

Kirjasintyyppisiä is a Finnish adjective form meaning "typeface-like" or "of the kind of typefaces." It derives from kirjasin ("typeface" or "font") and the suffix -tyyppinen ("-type" or "-like"), with kirjasintyyppisiä representing a plural partitive form used when describing multiple items or unspecified quantities. The word is used in contexts that compare shapes, marks or designs to printed or typographic letterforms.

In graphic design and typography, kirjasintyyppisiä can describe elements that imitate the regularity, proportions or stroke contrast of type, such as stencil marks, logotypes, signage or decorative motifs that resemble printed characters. In digital contexts it may refer to images, icons or UI elements styled to match a particular font aesthetic.

Usage examples in Finnish include phrases like "kirjasintyyppisiä merkkejä" (typeface-like marks) or "kirjasintyyppisiä elementtejä käyttöliittymässä" (typeface-like elements in an interface). The term is related to more specific vocabulary such as kirjasin (typeface), fontti (font) and kirjasintyypit (typeface families), but emphasizes resemblance rather than technical classification. Grammatically, it follows Finnish adjectival inflection and agrees with nouns in case and number according to standard rules.