sotilaallisilla

Sotilaallisilla is the plural adessive form of the Finnish adjective sotilaallinen, which means military or soldierly. In Finnish grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, so when the noun is plural and in the adessive case, the adjective takes the form sotilaallisilla. The construction is used to describe entities connected to the military or to refer to actions and contexts involving the military, typically translated as “in/at/on the military” or “military [something].”

Common usages occur in descriptive or analytical contexts. For example, sotilaallisilla johtajilla can mean “among the military leaders” or “the military leaders” depending on the sentence, and sotilaallisilla toiminnoilla can mean “with military operations” or “in military operations.” The form helps specify the relationship of the described noun to military matters while keeping the sentence grammatically coherent.

Sotilaallisilla is not a distinct organization, movement, or named entity. It is a grammatical inflection used in discourse about military topics. In broader linguistic terms, it illustrates how Finnish adjectives inflect for case and number to align with the noun they modify, preserving meaning and syntactic structure in complex noun phrases.

See also: sotilaallinen, sotilaallisuus, Finnish grammar, adessive case.