Instrumentaalimuodossa
Instrumentaalimuodossa, also known as the instrumental case, is a grammatical case used in many languages, including Finnish, Estonian, and some Uralic languages. It indicates the means or instrument by which an action is performed. In Finnish, for example, the instrumental case is formed by adding the suffix "-lla" or "-llä" to the stem of a noun. This case is often used to express how something is done, what is used, or by whom something is done.
The instrumental case is distinct from the adessive case, which also uses the suffix "-lla" or "-llä"
In some languages, the instrumental case may have additional functions, such as indicating the cause of an
The instrumental case is an important aspect of the grammar of many languages, and its understanding is