musiikillisista

Musiikillisista is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective musiikillinen, meaning musical or relating to music. It is not a standalone concept, but a grammatical form used within sentences to express a specific case and number.

In Finnish, the base adjective musiikillinen is formed from the noun musiikki (music) with the suffix -llinen, producing words that describe things connected to music. The form musiikillisista represents the elative plural, typically translated as “from the musical (aspects)” or “of the musical ones.” Other related forms include musiikillisesta (singular elative), musiikilliset (nominative plural), and musiikillisten (genitive plural). These forms show how the same root word adapts to different grammatical functions.

Usage of musiikillisista occurs in contexts discussing elements, aspects, or features related to music. It is common in academic, critical, or analytical writing about music, culture, or education. For example, phrases like musiikillisista näkökohdista or musiikillisista ilmaisukeinoista appear in discussions of musical aspects or expressions. In everyday language, speakers may use the base form musiikillinen or other inflected forms depending on the grammatical role in the sentence.

Notes: as a case form, musiikillisista usually appears as part of a larger phrase or clause, rather than standing alone. Related terms include musiikillinen (the base adjective), musiikki (music), and musiikillisesti (adverb meaning musically).