suurkohtaisten

Suurkohtaisten is a Finnish term that appears mainly as part of phrases describing large-scale or major items rather than as a standalone, widely recognized concept. The form is most often found in administrative, planning, or policy language, where it functions as an adjectival modifier in contexts referring to the scope or magnitude of something. Because it is not a common dictionary entry, its exact meaning is determined by the surrounding words and the domain in which it is used.

In usage, suurkohtaisten is typically encountered with plural nouns in genitive, signaling “of large scale” or “of major…” Examples include suurkohtaisten hankkeiden suunnittelu (planning of large-scale projects), suurkohtaisten päätösten vaikutukset (the effects of major decisions), and suurkohtaisten investointien rahoitus (financing of large-scale investments). The nuance can range from administrative scope and budgetary magnitude to broader regulatory or societal impact, depending on context.

Etymology and form: The construction combines a prefix or stem suggesting largeness with a component related to agreement or specification, producing a compound-like modifier that conveys scale. The term is not widely documented in standard Finnish dictionaries, so its precise interpretation rests on how it is embedded in a clause.

See also: Related Finnish terms for scale and scope include laajamittainen (large-scale, extensive) and suurta mittakaavaa koskeva (pertaining to a large scale). As with similar compounds, translations are context-dependent, and native usage may vary across domains.