Ilmanlaadulla

Ilmanlaadulla is a Finnish term formed from ilma (air) and laatu (quality) with the adessive suffix -lla, which marks the relationship as “on/with” or “in terms of.” The base noun ilmanlaatu means air quality, and ilmanlaadulla is commonly used to refer to air quality as a factor or topic within a statement.

In usage, ilmanlaadulla often appears in discussions about environmental conditions, public health, and policy outcomes. It can function as the context or aspect under consideration, for example in sentences that address how air quality affects health, productivity, or living conditions. A typical example would be a sentence stating that air quality has a significant impact on well-being, translated as “Ilmanlaadulla on merkittävä vaikutus terveyteen” in Finnish. The form emphasizes air quality as the variable or domain relevant to the claim.

Linguistically, ilmanlaadulla illustrates how Finnish uses the adessive case to indicate the factor or context of a statement. Related terms include ilmanlaatu (air quality), sisäilma (indoor air), and ilmanvaihto (ventilation), which are often encountered in the same environmental and public health discourse.

See also: ilmanlaatu, sisäilma, ilmanvaihto.