Maksuilla

Maksuilla is a Finnish grammatical form related to the noun maksua, which means payment or fee. It is the adessive plural form, used to express a relation to payments in terms such as location, state, or context. In Finnish, adessive forms convey meanings like “on,” “with,” or “in regard to,” and the plural variant maksuilla specifically refers to more than one payment.

The form appears within sentences where the topic involves multiple payments or the concept of payments in general. It is part of Finnish noun inflection, and its use follows standard rules for forming adessive cases. The singular adessive form is maksulla, while the plural adessive form is maksuilla. Other common related forms of maksua include maksut (nominative plural), maksua (partitive singular), and maksuja (partitive plural), among others. Understanding maksuilla thus requires a basic grasp of Finnish case endings and how they modify the meaning of the base noun.

In practical language use, maksuilla will often occur in discussions about pricing, invoicing, or financing that involve multiple payments. It is one of several grammatical tools in Finnish for expressing relations to monetary terms, timetables, or payment terms within a sentence.

See also: Finnish grammar, noun cases, Finnish noun inflection, maksut (plural), maksulla (singular adessive).