tulehduksellisia

Tulehduksellisia is a Finnish adjective form used to describe things related to inflammation. It is the partitive plural form of tulehduksellinen, meaning inflammatory or inflammation-related. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case; when describing plural nouns in the partitive case, many adjectives ending in -llinen take the ending -llisia. Therefore tulehduksellisia is commonly seen with nouns in the partitive plural, such as kudoksia (inflammatory tissues) or soluja (inflammatory cells).

The term is primarily used in medical and scientific contexts to specify that observed tissues, cells, or findings are inflammatory in nature. It appears in pathology reports, research descriptions, and clinical writings when distinguishing inflammatory changes from other types of tissue states.

Examples include phrases like tulehduksellisia kudoksia (inflammatory tissues), tulehduksellisia soluja (inflammatory cells), and tulehduksellisia merkkejä or tulehduksellisia oireita (inflammatory signs or symptoms). While common in technical language, tulehduksellisia is less likely to appear in everyday conversation, except in specialized discussions about inflammation.

Etymology and related forms: the word derives from tulehduksellinen (inflammatory) with the standard Finnish adjective inflection ending -llinen, here in its partitive plural form -llisia. Related terms include tulehdus (inflammation) and tulehduksellinen (inflammatory).