kielinen (englanniksi)

being of a language (a)
used mainly as head word in compound terms (a)
independently mainly in questions: (a)
-lingual (a)
used as head in compound terms only (a: label)
-tongued (a)
-speaking (a)
-phone (a)
used to form adjectives and nouns that indicate a speaker of a certain language e.g. French-speaking (a)
Francophone - for a list of words formed with "-phone" see derived terms -section of the entry -phone (a)
-stringed (a: label)
In Finnish the names of languages are often the same as that of the country or a geographic area where the language is spoken (a)
only with a small initial letter: (a)
or (a)
name of a language can be same as word referring to a member of nation (a: like in English)
tribe (a)
etc. that speaks the language: (a)
Any name of a language can be combined with the adjective 'kielinen' to produce an adjective which refers to that particular language. Note that the name of the language is in genitive: (a)
word kielinen can be used alone in cases where language is not specified (a)
such as in questions (a)
Finnish equivalent for expression "in [Language]" is usually translative case: (a)
-string (a: music)
used as head in compound terms (a: music)