kuukausimaksullisia

Kuukausimaksullisia is a Finnish adjective in its plural partitive form, derived from kuukausimaksullinen, meaning “having a monthly fee” or “requiring monthly payments.” The term is used to describe products, services, or arrangements that involve a recurring charge on a monthly basis. It is commonly found in consumer contracts, pricing descriptions, and product literature, especially in sectors such as telecommunications, software as a service (SaaS), streaming services, and memberships.

Formation and grammar: kuukausi means month, maksu means payment, and the suffix -llinen turns a noun into an adjective meaning “with/containing.” The ending -isia marks the plural partitive form, so kuukausimaksullisia modifies a plural noun in the partitive case (for example, monet kuukausimaksullisia palveluita – many monthly-fee services). The corresponding singular forms are kuukausimaksullinen (nominative) and kuukausimaksullista (partitive).

Context and usage: Finnish often combines compounds to describe business models, such as kuukausimaksullinen tilaussopimus (monthly-fee subscription) or kuukausimaksulliset tilaukset (monthly-fee orders). The term is typically translated into English as “monthly-fee” or “monthly-subscription,” depending on the context, and contrasts with non-monthly or free options.

See also: kuukausimaksullinen, kuukausimaksu, tilaus, SaaS, maksullinen, ilmainen.