Metroasemilla

Metroasemilla is a Finnish noun form that designates location at metro stations. It is the plural adessive form of metroasema, meaning metro station, and is used to indicate that something is located on or at more than one metro station.

Formation and meaning: The base noun metroasema combines metro (from metro) and asema (station). The plural nominative is metroasemat. To express location on multiple stations, the plural adessive suffix -lla/-llä is added, producing metroasemilla. This form answers questions like “where?” with a plural locative sense, as in “on the metro stations.” Finnish noun inflection follows vowel harmony and agglutinative morphology, so the stems and suffixes attach without altering the root in irregular ways.

Usage: Metroasemilla appears in everyday language, transportation signage, and descriptions of services that occur at multiple stations. It is commonly used in sentences such as “Linja 4 pysähtyy metroasemilla,” meaning “Line 4 stops at the metro stations.” It is less common in formal writing than the singular form, which refers to a single station, but it is the standard way to indicate plural location.

See also: metroasema.