raikkaita

Raikkaita is the partitive plural form of the Finnish adjective raikas, meaning fresh or crisp. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify, and when the noun is plural and in the partitive case, the adjective takes the form raikkaita.

Usage of raikkaita typically appears in phrases describing an indefinite quantity of items described as fresh. For example, in a sentence like Meillä on tarjolla raikkaita juomia, raikkaita modifies juomia to indicate “fresh drinks” in a partitive plural context. The form is primarily a grammatical function rather than a stand-alone concept.

Grammatical notes on raikkaita indicate that it is not used as a separate noun. Instead, it serves as the partitive plural form of raikas when forming a noun phrase with a plural, partitive noun. It reflects standard Finnish adjective declension patterns and is commonly encountered in everyday language, advertising, menus, and descriptive text where indefinite quantities are discussed.

See also: Finnish grammar; adjective declension; raikas; Finnish language morphology.