oireilla

Oireilla is a Finnish word formed as the adessive plural of the noun oire, which means symptom. The form oireilla literally translates to “on the symptoms” or “with the symptoms” and is used in contexts where the state of having symptoms is described from a locational or situational perspective. As a grammatical form, it appears mainly in formal or medical Finnish and is not the common everyday way to say that someone has symptoms.

In practice, oireilla functions as a case-inflected noun within sentences that reference the presence or status of symptoms. It is typically found in clinical notes or descriptive statements about a patient group, where the symptoms are the focal point of discussion. For example, a sentence such as Oireilla voi olla taustalla erilaisia sairauksia illustrates how the adessive plural is used to indicate that symptoms may be associated with various underlying conditions.

Relation to other forms of oire is important: oireet is the nominative plural (the multiple symptoms), oireita is the partitive plural (some symptoms or amounts of symptoms), and oireiden is the genitive plural (of the symptoms). Oireilla thus represents a distinct grammatical case form rather than a separate lexical meaning.

Overall, oireilla is primarily a grammatical tool in Finnish medical or descriptive language, used to denote the state or condition of symptoms from a locational viewpoint.