Mangaanilla

Mangaanilla is the Finnish instrumental/adessive form of mangaani, the chemical element manganese. In Finnish, the adessive suffix -lla/-llä is used to indicate the material used, the substance present, or the agent in a process. Therefore mangaanilla signals that manganese is the material or reagent involved in the described context. It is not a standalone chemical term; rather it is a grammatical form used in Finnish technical and scientific writing to mention manganese in a concise way.

In practice, mangaanilla appears in contexts such as metallurgy, materials science, chemistry, and geology, where it denotes that manganese is the material at issue or the agent facilitating a procedure. For example, discussions about alloys, coatings, or catalytic processes may reference mangaanilla to indicate manganese’s involvement. The form helps keep sentences compact in technical texts, especially when multiple elements or reagents are listed.

Linguistic notes: mangaanilla is formed from mangaani (manganese) plus the adessive suffix -lla. It belongs to the broader Finnish system of cases that signal means, material, or agent. In everyday Finnish, speakers may instead use more explicit expressions such as manganese-containing (mangaanipitoista) or with manganese (mangaanin kanssa) depending on the exact meaning and style of the text.

See also: mangaani, Finnish grammar, adessive case, chemical elements.