Hihnalla

Hihnalla is a Finnish inflected form of the noun hihna, meaning strap. It represents the adessive case and is used to indicate that something is located on or attached to a strap. In ordinary speech, hihnalla describes the position of items worn or carried with a strap.

Usage examples include kello on hihnalla (the watch is on the strap) and kamera on hihnalla (the camera is on the strap). The form is common when talking about wearables, bags, backpacks, or equipment that hangs from a strap. It helps specify where an object rests or is secured relative to a strap.

Grammatical notes: The adessive suffix -lla marks location on a surface or support. The base noun hihna declines into other cases in Finnish grammar (for example, genitive hihnan). The singular adessive form is hihnalla, while the plural adessive form is hihnilla, used when referring to multiple straps.

See also: hihna.