Klubeilla

Klubeilla is a Finnish word-form associated with the noun klubi, meaning club. In Finnish grammar, klubeilla is the plural adessive form, roughly translating to “at the clubs” or “in the clubs.” It is used to indicate location for actions or events that take place at more than one club venue.

The form illustrates Finnish case and number marking. The singular adessive is klubilla (at the club), while the plural adessive is klubeilla (at the clubs). This pattern is commonly seen in sentences describing where activities occur across multiple venues, such as concerts, gatherings, or nightlife events.

Usage examples include: Juhlat järjestetään klubeilla ympäri kaupunkia. (The parties are held at the clubs around the city.) Tapahtumasarjous koostuu ohjelmasta klubeilla useissa kaupungin paikoissa. (The event series comprises programs at clubs in several city locations.) In journalism and event listings, klubeilla is used to summarize activities across parallel venues, whereas klubilla would refer to a single club.

Notes: klubeilla is not a proper noun or a place name; it is a grammatical form. Related forms include klubille (to the clubs), klubin (of the club), and klubien (of the clubs). Understanding klubeilla provides insight into Finnish plurale adessive usage and how location is expressed when referring to multiple venues.

See also: Finnish noun cases, Finnish plural forms, klubin and klubien usage.