tulehduksellisiin

Tulehduksellisiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective tulehduksellinen, meaning “inflammatory.” In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, so when describing a plural noun in the illative case (often translated as “into” or indicating direction or relation to a state), the adjective takes the ending -isiin. This makes tulehduksellisiin a grammatically correct pairing with illative plural nouns such as tiloihin (into rooms/spaces) or komplikaatioihin (into complications).

Usage of tulehduksellisiin appears primarily in medical, biological, and epidemiological contexts, where writers refer to factors, conditions, or outcomes related to inflammation and inflammatory processes. For example, phrases like tulehduksellisiin tiloihin liittyvät oireet (symptoms related to inflammatory conditions) or tulehduksellisiin komplikaatioihin liittyvät hoitokäytännöt (treatment practices related to inflammatory complications) illustrate its function: the adjective modifies a plural illative noun phrase to characterize the state or context being discussed.

Etymology and morphology: the base tulehduksellinen is formed from tulehdus (inflammation) plus the adjectival suffix -ellinen (meaning “pertaining to” or “characterized by”). The -isiin ending is the illative plural form used when the modified noun is plural and in the illative case.

See also: tulehduksellinen, tulehdus, Finnish adjective declension.

References are typically Finnish grammar references and medical Finnish usage guides.