Asutuksella

Asutuksella is a Finnish word form that functions as the adessive case of the noun asutus, meaning settlement or habitation. The adessive form indicates location or association with a settlement and is used in sentences to express ideas such as “on/at the settlement” or “with regard to the settlement,” depending on the context.

Grammatically, asutus is the base noun, and its adessive singular form is asutuksella. The construction follows the standard Finnish pattern of attaching -lla to the noun stem to signal location or relation. This form is typically encountered in more formal or descriptive language, such as geographic descriptions, urban planning, administrative texts, and regulatory contexts.

Usage is primarily found in written, descriptive, or bureaucratic discourse rather than everyday colloquial speech. Asutuksella tends to appear when a writer needs to specify a relationship to a settlement as a unit, such as in discussions of planning, services, or statistical descriptions that pertain to settlements.

See also: Finnish grammar, adessive case, asutus (settlement).