Locatiivista
Locatiivista is a Finnish inflected form related to the term locative; it appears as the partitive form of locatiivinen, meaning "relating to the locative" or "locative (case)". In linguistic typology, the locative is a grammatical case used to indicate location, position, or sometimes time or topic. It marks where an action occurs or where an entity is situated, and in some languages it also conveys meanings like "at" or "in" without additional prepositions.
The presence and shape of a locative vary widely across languages. Classical examples include Latin domi ("at
Locative functions overlap with other spatial cases (e.g., inessive, adessive) in languages with rich locational systems;