valtiollisilla

Valtiollisilla is a Finnish word that translates to "national" or "state-related" in English. It is a plural form of the adjective "valtiollinen". This term is used to describe things, concepts, or entities that pertain to or are controlled by the state or a nation. For example, "valtiollisilla" could be used in phrases such as "valtiollisilla hankkeilla" meaning "with national projects," or "valtiollisilla varoilla" meaning "with state funds."

The word itself is derived from "valtio," which means "state" or "government." The suffix "-llinen" is a common adjectival suffix in Finnish, indicating possession or relation. Therefore, "valtiollinen" directly translates to something belonging to or being of the state.

In a political or administrative context, "valtiollisilla" often refers to matters of national importance, government-owned enterprises, or policies enacted by the central government. It distinguishes these from regional, municipal, or private endeavors. Understanding the nuances of "valtiollisilla" is key to comprehending Finnish governmental and societal structures.