Lompakolla

Lompakolla is the adessive form of the Finnish noun lompakko, meaning wallet. In Finnish, the adessive case marks instruments or means with which an action is performed, or a location related to the object. Therefore, lompakolla is used to indicate either the instrument used to perform an action or a location associated with a wallet.

Morphology: Lompakko is the nominative singular noun; lompakolla is the adessive singular. The form follows the standard patterns of Finnish noun inflection, with other cases and plural forms existing for lompakko as well.

Usage: In practice, lompakolla appears in contexts describing the means of performing an action with a wallet or describing a relation to the wallet as a physical object. In everyday Finnish, common means of payment are usually expressed with käteisellä (in cash) or kortilla (with a card); lompakolla is less common and tends to be used in more specific or situational contexts related to a wallet.

Etymology and references: The word is formed from lompakko plus the adessive suffix -lla. It is listed in standard Finnish dictionaries as the adessive form of lompakko and is part of ordinary Finnish usage for describing means or location involving a wallet.