Nielussa

Nielussa is the inessive case form of the Finnish noun nielu, meaning “throat.” It functions to express location within the throat and is typically translated as “in the throat.”

In Finnish grammar, the inessive case marks a location in space or a state within something. For the noun nielu, the singular inessive form is nielussa, formed by adding the locative suffix -ssa to the stem. The form is used in medical, descriptive, and everyday language to describe sensations or conditions inside the throat, such as irritation or pain, without specifying a particular cause.

As a grammatical form rather than a standalone noun, nielussa is not typically treated as an independent lexical entry in dictionaries. Its relevance is mainly within explanations of Finnish noun declension and sentence construction.