Kultaa
Kultaa is the partitive singular form of the Finnish noun kulta, which means gold. In Finnish grammar the partitive case is used for an indefinite quantity or a portion of a mass noun, so kultaa appears when the amount of gold is not specified or when gold is the object of a verb that requires the partitive. For example, phrases like “Ostin kultaa” translate to “I bought gold.”
The noun kulta can refer to gold as a material, to gold in jewelry, or to gold
Etymology and cognates: kulta is of Finnic origin and has cognates in other Finnic languages, such as
Gold’s significance in Finnish culture and economy parallels its global role: it has been valued as a
Other notes: the root kulta is also used in Finnish as a term of endearment in everyday