Kelluvassa
Kelluvassa is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the present participle kelluva, meaning floating. The word is formed with the inessive suffix -ssa, yielding the sense “in a floating state” or “in the state of floating.” As a participle used adjectivally, kelluvassa can modify a noun or introduce a descriptive phrase, typically in noun phrases or clauses.
Etymology and morphology: kelluva comes from kellua, “to float.” By adding -va, it becomes the present participle
Usage: Kelluvassa is common in descriptive or technical Finnish, especially when distinguishing objects that physically float
See also: kellua, kelluva, kelluva participle, inessive case. The term is primarily a grammatical form rather
Notes: Kelluvassa is a specialized form most often encountered in descriptive prose, technical descriptions, or linguistic