traditionaalisina

"Traditionaalisina" is the plural partitive case of the Finnish word "traditionaalinen," which translates to "traditional" in English. In Finnish grammar, the partitive case often indicates an indefinite quantity, a part of something, or is used with certain verbs and prepositions. Therefore, "traditionaalisina" would be used in a sentence to refer to things that are traditional in a non-specific or plural sense.

For example, one might encounter "traditionaalisina" when discussing customs, practices, or objects that are part of a long-standing heritage, but not necessarily all of them, or in a context where the plurality is emphasized without specifying a precise count. The word itself does not refer to a specific tradition but rather modifies nouns to indicate their traditional nature. Its usage is contingent on the grammatical context within a Finnish sentence.