Levytilalla

Levytilalla is a Finnish locative form used to indicate a location on a farm or estate that is named Levytila. The term arises from combining the farm name Levytila with the adessive suffix -lla, which marks location in Finnish. In this context tila means farm or estate, while levy can have several senses, including tax or levy, and may also appear as part of a proper name. The exact meaning in a sentence depends on context and the surrounding text.

In practical use, levytilalla appears in descriptive writing, historical land registers, and local histories to specify where something is situated on a particular farm. It is not a standalone widely recognized geographic name; rather, it functions as the grammatical form used to describe a site on a farm that is named Levytila. The form helps situate objects, buildings, or events within the larger farm compound in written records or maps.

Because levytilalla denotes a location on a possibly named property, there is no guarantee that a widely known place with this exact name exists in official registers. If Levytila is indeed the name of a farm, levytilalla would be the correct locative form to refer to something located on that farm. Without a specific, documented farm named Levytila, the term remains a generic toponymic and linguistic construction rather than a distinct, recognized place.

See also: Finnish toponymy, tilas and farm naming conventions, Finnish grammatical cases.