Kolmannella

Kolmannella is the adessive form of the Finnish ordinal adjective kolmas, meaning “on the third.” It is used to indicate location on or at the third item within a category, such as a street, floor, or item in a sequence.

In Finnish grammar, kolmas becomes kolmannella when forming phrases with nouns in the adessive case. Examples include kolmannella kadulla (on the third street) and kolmannella kerroksella (on the third floor). The general pattern is to add the locative suffix -lla to the noun’s form, producing phrases that describe where something is located within a system of order or hierarchy.

The term is most commonly encountered in directions, maps, addresses, or descriptions of places. It is not, by itself, a standalone place name or entity. If used as a proper noun in fiction, branding, or creative contexts, its interpretation depends on the surrounding text or branding rather than on a standardized reference.

Overall, Kolmannella functions as a grammatical tool for locating something on the third item or level within a given set, rather than as a specific geographic or organizational entity in standard references. It illustrates how Finnish uses the adessive case in combination with ordinal forms to express location.