yleenerinen

yleenerinen is a Finnish word that translates to "general" or "common" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is not specific, particular, or specialized. The word can be applied in various contexts, such as in legal or administrative documents to refer to general provisions or regulations, or in everyday language to describe a general opinion or a common occurrence.

For instance, one might encounter "yleenerinen mielipide" which means "general opinion" or "public opinion." Similarly, "yleenerinen laki" could refer to a general law that applies broadly rather than to a specific situation. In a scientific or technical context, "yleenerinen" might be used to describe a general principle or a common characteristic that applies to a group of items or phenomena.

The opposite of "yleenerinen" would be words like "erityinen" (special, particular) or "yksityiskohtainen" (detailed, specific). Understanding the usage of "yleenerinen" is important for comprehending Finnish texts that deal with broad concepts or regulations. Its versatility allows it to be a frequent component in descriptive language across many fields.