Impedanssilla

Impedanssilla is a Finnish term formed from impedanssi (impedance) with the adessive suffix -lla, meaning “on impedance” or “with impedance.” In technical Finnish, impedanssilla is used to indicate the presence, value, or condition of impedance in a circuit, component, or measurement context. It is a specialized form commonly found in electronics, acoustics, and signal processing discussions.

Etymology and form: Impedanssi is a loanword from English impedance. The adessive form impedanssilla is created by adding -lla to impedanssi, producing a noun in the adessive case that signals location, composition, or condition related to impedance.

Usage: Impedanssilla appears in sentences that discuss impedance values or situations defined by impedance. For example: “Piirin impedanssilla on arvo 50 ohmia,” meaning “The circuit’s impedance has a value of 50 ohms.” The form is also used to describe measurement or analysis conducted with a particular impedance, or to specify that a device operates “with impedance” at a given level.

Context and note: Impedanssilla is a technical, domain-specific expression. In everyday Finnish, speakers may prefer impedanssi or explicit phrases like “impedanssi on 50 ohmia” rather than the adessive form, depending on style and clarity.

See also: Impedance, Finnish technical vocabulary, Adessive case in Finnish.