Myyjällä

Myyjällä is a Finnish term that translates to "at the seller's" or "by the seller" in English. It is a grammatical case ending in the Finnish language, specifically a possessive or locative case indicating possession or location related to the seller. The ending "-llä" is a common case suffix in Finnish, used in various grammatical contexts.

In the context of commerce, "myyjällä" would denote something belonging to the seller or a location associated with the seller. For example, if one were to say "Tavarat ovat myyjällä," it would mean "The goods are at the seller's place." Similarly, if referring to a seller's responsibility or offer, one might use this form. The precise meaning is often clarified by the surrounding sentence structure and vocabulary.

The Finnish language is known for its rich case system, and "myyjällä" is just one example of how grammatical relationships are expressed through suffixes attached to nouns. Understanding these cases is crucial for comprehending Finnish grammar and constructing grammatically correct sentences. The use of "myyjällä" demonstrates how the language efficiently conveys complex meanings with minimal word order changes.