persoonallisuudellisia

Persoonallisuudellisia is a Finnish grammatical form used as an adjective in plural partitive to describe elements related to a person’s personality. It is not a stand-alone dictionary entry as such, but a inflected form that appears in phrases such as “persoonallisuudellisia piirteitä” (personality-related traits) or “persoonallisuudellisia tekijöitä” (personality-related factors). The base concept comes from the noun persoonallisuus (personality) combined with a suffix that indicates relation or belonging.

The form illustrates Finnish adjective inflection, where adjectives derived from nouns describing attributes can take on plural partitive endings to agree with the modified noun. In practice, the phrase signals that the described qualities pertain to personality rather than to other domains such as behavior, mood, or cognition. It is most commonly encountered in academic or clinical Finnish, particularly within psychology, personality research, and related social sciences.

Usage and scope: uży in scholarly writing to specify that a variable, trait, or phenomenon is linked to personality. Examples include discussions of how “persoonallisuudellisia piirteitä” influence preferences, decision-making, or interpersonal outcomes. Because Finnish often prefers explicit phrasing, the term is typically part of a larger noun phrase rather than a standalone concept.

See also: persoonallisuus (personality), luonteenpiirteet (character traits), temperamentti (temperament), psykologia (psychology). For language learners, note the -llinen/-llisia pattern as a common way to form adjectives meaning “related to” from nouns.