Kukissa

Kukissa is a Finnish word that functions as the inessive plural form of kukka, meaning "flower." It is used to indicate location within multiple flowers, such as in descriptive phrases about scenery or nature. For example, kukissa can appear in sentences like "Kukissa kasvaa perhosia," meaning "Butterflies live in the flowers." The form is typical of literary and naturalistic imagery and is less common in everyday conversation except when describing a scene.

Linguistic note: The inessive case expresses location "in," and the plural form kukissa denotes "in the flowers." The word therefore serves primarily a locational or descriptive function rather than as a standalone noun in most contexts.

Other uses: The string Kukissa may appear as a proper noun in fictional works or as a place name in languages other than Finnish, but there is no widely recognized real-world entity by this name in Finnish usage.

See also: Finnish grammar, inessive case, noun plurals.