Myyjillä

Myyjillä is a Finnish word that functions as the adessive plural form of the noun myyjä, meaning seller or vendor. It translates roughly to “at the sellers,” “with the sellers,” or “on/with the sellers,” depending on the context. In Finnish, the adessive case is used to indicate location or association with a plural subject, and the suffix -llä/-llä marks the plural in this case.

Grammatically, myyjä forms the plural as myyjät. To express location or presence with a plural subject, the adessive suffix -llä/-llä is added to the plural stem, yielding myyjillä. The word is distinct from similar forms such as myyjille (allative plural, “to the sellers”) and myyjinä (translative plural, “as sellers”). These nuances are important for attributing movement, possession, or role correctly in Finnish sentences.

Usage notes may include typical contexts such as marketplaces, stores, or service settings. Myyjillä is commonly used when referring to the sellers as a group and describing actions or attributes they possess or demonstrate, often with the verb olla (to have) or tehdä (to do).

Examples:

- Myyjillä on kokemusta asiakaspalvelusta. (The sellers have experience in customer service.)

- Torin myyjillä on laaja valikoima tuotteita. (The sellers at the market have a wide range of products.)

See also: Finnish grammar, cases in Finnish, noun inflection, myyjä.