maksullisissa

Maksullisissa is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “in paid contexts” or “in paid services.” It is the inessive plural form of the adjective maksullinen, which describes something that requires payment or is not free. The word is commonly used to refer to situations, services, or content that are accessible only after a payment or subscription.

Etymology and form: Maksullinen is an adjective formed with the suffix -llinen, deriving from the noun maksuu or maksua, related to payment. In Finnish, the inessive plural ending -issa/-sissa marks location or context, so maksullisissa literally translates to “in paid things.” The form is typically used when talking about multiple items or categories within paid contexts, and it agreements with the noun it modifies in number.

Usage: Maksullisissa appears in documentation, guides, and consumer texts to distinguish paid offerings from free alternatives. It is common in discussions of digital services, software versions, content access, events, and memberships. The term is often contrasted with maksuttomissa (in free contexts) to clarify what requires payment.

Examples:

- Palvelun maksullisissa versioissa on lisäominaisuuksia. (The paid versions of the service have additional features.)

- Maksullisissa tapahtumissa pääsyliput ovat erillisiä. (In paid events, tickets are separate.)

- Käyttäjät voivat valita maksullisten palvelujen maksullisissa tasoissa. (Users can choose among paid service tiers.)

See also: maksullinen, maksuttomuus, maksuttomissa, maksullisuus.