olennaisista

Olennaisista is a Finnish noun form derived from olennaisuus, meaning essentialness or relevance. The form is used in phrases to refer to the core elements or most important aspects of a topic. It commonly appears in formal writing, such as academic texts, policy documents, and analytical journalism, to distinguish essential factors from secondary ones and to frame discussions around what matters most.

In usage, olennaisista typically appears in constructions like olennaisista asioista or olennaisista seikoista, meaning “about the essential matters” or “of the essential factors.” It signals a focus on core considerations and is often chosen for precision and formality. The term is versatile in academic and professional discourse, where clear identification of what is indispensable is important.

Etymologically, olennaisista is the plural inflected form related to olennaisuus (essence, significance). It is most often encountered in contexts that require a nuanced reference to essential elements rather than to general or peripheral topics. For translation, it is commonly rendered as “the essentials,” “the core aspects,” or “the key considerations.” In everyday Finnish, closer or less formal alternatives include keskeiset asiat or ydinseikat.

See also: olennaisuus, keskeiset asiat, ydinseikat, relevant Finnish discourse on core elements.