oikeustieteellisiin

Oikeustieteellisiin is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective oikeustieteellinen, which means “legal science-related” or “juridical.” It is used to describe things connected with jurisprudence and the field of oikeustiede (legal science). The form is employed when the adjective modifies a plural noun in certain grammatical contexts, for example in phrases such as oikeustieteellisiin kysymyksiin or oikeustieteellisiin teksteihin.

In academic and legal writing, oikeustieteellisiin appears when discussing issues, texts, or perspectives related to law and legal theory. It can refer to theoretical, doctrinal, or methodological aspects of jurisprudence and is commonly found in scholarly articles, theses, and university course materials. The form signals that the discussion pertains to the domain of legal science rather than to a single, concrete law or case.

Etymology and usage notes: the word combines oikeus (law) with tieteellinen (scientific), yielding oikeustieteellinen and its inflected forms. Finnish adjectives decline to agree with number and case, so oikeustieteellisiin is used specifically with plural nouns in the appropriate case. This form is part of the broader Finnish linguistic system for expressing relation to fields of study in descriptive phrases.