maksuttomien

Maksuttomien is the genitive plural form of the Finnish adjective maksuton, meaning free of charge. It is used to describe objects or services that are provided without payment. In phrases such as maksuttomien palvelujen piirissä or maksuttomien koulutusten tarjonta, maksuttomien modifies a plural noun in genitive form to indicate that the services or courses are free.

The term appears frequently in public-sector and policy language, including education, healthcare, social services, and cultural events. It is common in official documents, regulations, and communications that specify eligibility or access to services without a fee. For example, maksuttomien palvelujen saatavuus refers to the availability of free services, while maksuttomien tapahtumien liput would relate to tickets for free events in a contextual usage.

Grammatical note: Maksuttomien is the standard inflected form used before plural nouns in genitive or in phrases that require the genitive form of the adjective maksuton. As an adjective, maksuton derives from the noun maksua (payment) with the suffix -ton, meaning “without payment.”

See also: maksuton, maksuttomuus.

In summary, maksuttomien denotes things that are free of charge when describing plural nouns in Finnish, and it is commonly found in administrative and public-information language.