Lokerossa

Lokerossa is a Finnish locative form derived from the noun lokero, meaning locker, with the inessive suffix -ssa. The term literally translates to "in the locker" and is used to indicate that something is located inside a locker. It functions as a standard locative expression in everyday Finnish, primarily describing physical storage rather than figurative meanings.

Grammatical notes: The singular form is lokerossa, and the plural form is lokeroissa (in the lockers). These forms reflect Finnish case inflection for indicating location inside an object.

Examples:

- Avain on lokerossa. (The key is in the locker.)

- Vaatteet ovat lokeroissa. (The clothes are in the lockers.)

Usage context: Lokerossa is commonly encountered in inventories, signage, or spoken descriptions of storage in places such as schools, gyms, offices, or other facilities where items are kept in lockers. The phrase is typically literal and not widely used in metaphorical or idiomatic expressions.

See also: lokero; inessive case.