Esineellä

Esineellä is a Finnish word that translates to "with an object" or "by means of an object" in English. It is a grammatical case ending in Finnish, specifically the adessive case, which is typically used to indicate accompaniment, location, or means. The adessive case in Finnish is formed by adding the suffix "-llä" or "-llä" to the noun. For example, the word "talo" (house) becomes "talolla" when in the adessive case, meaning "at the house" or "with the house."

The adessive case can express a variety of meanings depending on the context. It can denote a location where something is situated, such as "Hän asuu kaupungilla" (He lives in the city). It can also indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed, as in "Kirjoitan kynällä" (I write with a pen). Furthermore, the adessive case can express accompaniment, signifying that someone or something is with another, like "Olen ystävälläni" (I am at my friend's place / I am with my friend). The precise meaning is often disambiguated by the verb and other elements in the sentence. The adessive case is a fundamental part of Finnish grammar, contributing to the language's ability to express nuanced relationships between entities and actions.