Metroasemalla

Metroasemalla is the locative form in Finnish used to indicate a position at a metro station. It is formed from the noun metroasema (metro station) plus the adessive suffix -lla/-llä, resulting in metroasemalla, which signals that something or someone is located at the metro station. In Finnish, the adessive marks a static location, while other cases express direction or movement, such as the allative metroasemalle meaning “to the metro station.”

Usage and examples help illustrate its function. Common sentences include: Olen metroasemalla. (I am at the metro station.) Menen metroasemalle. (I am going to the metro station.) The term is a ordinary noun form and is not a proper noun, so it is written in lowercase unless it starts a sentence. It can be combined with other words to form more specific phrases, for example metroaseman sisällä (inside the metro station) or metroaseman lähellä (near the metro station).

Related forms reflect other grammatical relations with the same base word. Metroasema can take other suffixes to convey possession (metroaseman, “of the metro station”), or appear in different cases to describe surrounding space or movement relative to the station. The concept of metroasemalla and its related forms is standard in Finnish usage for discussing urban transit hubs, travel plans, and daily navigation around cities with metro systems.