ruokakemiallisissa

Ruokakemiallisissa is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective ruokakemiallinen, meaning “food-chemical” or “relating to food chemistry.” It is the inessive plural form, used when describing plural nouns in the sense “in food-chemical contexts” or “in food-chemical substances.”

Origin and grammar: The word is a compound of ruoka (food) and kemiallinen (chemical). In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, and the inessive plural suffix is typically -issa/-issä; here the form is ruokakemiallisissa. This form appears in sentences that situate a discussion or analysis within the field of food chemistry.

Usage and context: Ruokakemiallisissa is mainly found in technical, academic, or regulatory Finnish dealing with foods, food additives, contaminants, nutrients, or other components studied from a chemical perspective. It is used to emphasize the domain of study or discussion as being specific to food chemistry rather than general chemistry. Examples include phrases such as ruokakemiallisissa yhteyksissä (in food-chemical contexts) or ruokakemiallisissa aineosissa (in food-chemical components).

See also: Related terms include elintarvikekemialliset yhdisteet (food-chemical compounds), kemiallinen (chemical), ruoka (food), and elintarvikkeet (foodstuffs). The term reflects Finnish academic and regulatory language, where precise domain labeling helps distinguish discussions centered on chemistry within food science.