äänellisinä

äänellisinä is a Finnish term that describes something characterized by the presence of sound or a sound-producing quality. It is the plural form of the adjective "äänellinen," which itself derives from the noun "ääni" meaning "sound" or "voice."

In linguistic contexts, "äänellisinä" can refer to sounds that are produced by the vocal apparatus, distinguishing them from non-vocal sounds. It can also describe a phonological feature or a type of speech sound that involves vocal cord vibration. For instance, voiced consonants are considered "äänellisiä" because they are produced with vocal cord vibration, as opposed to voiceless consonants.

Beyond phonetics, the term can be used more broadly to describe anything that is auditory or has the capacity to produce sound. This might include musical instruments, the soundscape of an environment, or even abstract concepts that are perceived through hearing. The usage of "äänellisinä" therefore hinges on the presence and perception of auditory phenomena. Its grammatical form as an adverbial or plural adjective allows it to modify nouns or describe a state of being related to sound.