Lehmuksilla

Lehmuksilla is a Finnish toponym that literally means "at the lindens" or "on the lindens." It is constructed from the noun lehmus (linden tree) in the plural form lehmukset, with the adessive plural ending -illa, used in Finnish to indicate location. The form is typical of place names in which a natural feature is used to describe a location.

In practice, Lehmuksilla is not known as a widely recognized municipality or town in Finland. It may appear as a local toponym in rural areas or as part of longer compound names, and it can be encountered in literary or fictional contexts. Because Finnish place names often reflect landscape features, Lehmuksilla could refer to a place characterized by lindens and shaded avenues.

If used in contemporary references, it is typically in regional or historical contexts rather than as an official administrative entity. There is limited publicly available information about a specific place by this exact name. Researchers and locals may refer to a neighborhood or street markers with such toponyms, but official records would be scarce.

See also: lehmus, Finnish language; toponymy; -illa suffix; list of Finnish place names.