olemattomat
Olemattomat is a Finnish adjective meaning non-existent or not existing. It is used to describe entities, phenomena, or claims that do not exist in reality or are imagined, and it contrasts with olemassa oleva, meaning existing. The term appears in everyday language as well as in philosophical and literary discussions to flag the absence of a referent or the hypothetical status of a statement.
Linguistically, olemattomat is formed from the concept of existence and negation and is used in its plural
In philosophy of language and ontology, olemattomat is used to discuss fictional or hypothetical entities, and
Examples include phrases such as olemattomat olennot (nonexistent beings) or olemattomat ilmiöt (nonexistent phenomena). The usage
See also: existence, ontology, philosophy of language, fictionalism, semantics.