Kuusirivisellä

Kuusirivisellä is a Finnish term that translates to "with a six-row" or "of six rows." It is not a commonly recognized standalone word with a fixed definition in standard Finnish dictionaries. Instead, its meaning is derived from its grammatical structure, indicating possession or association with something that has six rows.

The term is formed by combining the genitive case of the Finnish word "kuusi" (six) and the word "rivinen" (having rows, or a rowed thing). "Rivinen" itself is a derivative of "rivi," meaning row. Therefore, "kuusirivisellä" would typically be used in a sentence to describe something that possesses or is characterized by six rows.

For example, it might be used in a context referring to a type of plant that has six rows of seeds, a pattern with six distinct rows, or a piece of equipment with a six-row configuration. The specific meaning is highly dependent on the surrounding sentence and the noun it modifies. Without further context, it's difficult to pinpoint a singular, universally understood application. It's a descriptive adjective or adverbial phrase rather than a noun with an independent meaning.