Ilmenneillä

Ilmenneillä is a Finnish linguistic form, primarily seen as an inflected part of speech rather than a standalone lexical item. It represents the plural adessive form (-illä) of a past passive participle that denotes something that has appeared or become evident. In practice, ilmenneillä is used to refer to multiple items, phenomena, or elements that have emerged within a discussed context, with the adessive ending signaling location, presence, or association.

As a participial construction, ilmenneet (the base participle meaning “that have appeared”) can function like an adjective or a noun phrase. When this base is plural and takes the adessive ending, it yields ilmenneillä, which is then attached to a head noun in plural within the same clause. This enables the writer to specify “on/with/among the… that have appeared,” aligning the form with Finnish case and agreement rules.

Usage of ilmenneillä is more common in formal, analytical, or academic Finnish than in everyday speech. It often appears in descriptions of results, observations, or phenomena that have emerged in a study or discourse, allowing concise reference to previously mentioned items without repeating the noun.

Etymologically, the form stems from the verb meaning “to appear” and its participial derivations, with ilmenne- functioning as the stem that accepts Finnish inflectional endings. For readers, recognizing ilmenneillä as a plural adessive participial form helps illuminate how Finnish builds references to already-present or emerged elements within a larger textual context.

See also: Finnish grammar, participles, adessive case.