Kimmeltävinä

Kimmeltävinä is a Finnish word that translates to "sparkling" or "glittering" in English. It is the inessive plural form of the adjective "kimmeltävä," meaning sparkling. This grammatical form is used to indicate a state of being or a location within something that is sparkling. For example, one might say "tähtien kimmeltävinä taivaalla" which means "in the sparkling stars in the sky."

The word "kimmeltävä" itself is derived from the verb "kimeltää," meaning to sparkle, gleam, or shimmer. This verb often describes the visual effect of light reflecting off a surface, such as water, dew, or metallic objects. The adjective "kimmeltävä" can be applied to a wide range of things, from natural phenomena like frost or starlight to man-made objects like jewelry or festive decorations.

The plural inessive form, "kimmeltävinä," therefore describes something being *within* a state or location of sparkling. It's a descriptive term that evokes a sense of visual brilliance and often a touch of magic or wonder. Its usage is primarily confined to the Finnish language and its grammatical structures.