sopimuksellisten

Sopimuksellisten is an inflected form of the Finnish adjective sopimuksellinen, which means contractual or agreement-related. The word-family is built from the noun sopimus (contract) plus the adjectival suffix -ellinen, producing terms that describe things tied to contracts or agreements. Sopimuksellisten is specifically the genitive plural form of sopimuksellinen, used when the described noun is in the genitive plural or when the noun phrase requires a genitive form.

In Finnish, adjectives decline to agree with the nouns they modify. Sopimukselliset describes contractual terms in nominative plural, while sopimuksellisten describes those terms when the noun is in genitive plural, for example in phrases like sopimuksellisten ehtojen rikkominen (breach of contractual terms) or sopimuksellisten velvoitteiden noudattaminen (compliance with contractual obligations).

Usage and context: sopimuksellisten is common in legal, contractual, and policy-oriented writing. It appears most often in formal sentences that discuss rights, obligations, restrictions, or conditions that originate from a contract or agreement. The term helps distinguish between general, non-contractual conditions and those that arise specifically from a contract.

Etymology and related terms: sopimuksellisten derives from sopimus (contract) and the suffix -ellinen, forming the adjective sopimuksellinen (contractual). Related terms include sopimuksellinen ehtot, ehtoja, velvoitteet, and phrases like sopimusoikeus (contract law). The neutral, descriptive tone of sopimuksellisten makes it suitable for encyclopedic or legal explanations.