Omistajilla

Omistajilla is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “at the owners” or “with the owners.” It is the plural adessive form of the noun omistaja (owner). In Finnish, the adessive case expresses location or association in relation to the head noun, and the plural adessive corresponds to a group of owners.

Form: The base word is omistaja. The singular adessive is omistajalla (on/with the owner). The plural adessive is omistajilla (on/with the owners). The form is commonly used with a verb such as ovat or on, depending on the sentence: “Omistajilla on oikeus osallistua kokouksiin” means “The owners have the right to participate in the meetings.”

Usage: Omistajilla frequently appears in legal, corporate, or property contexts to refer to a group of owners. It can denote entitlement, responsibility, or membership in an ownership group. It contrasts with omistaja (the singular owner) and omistajat (the nominative plural, owners in general).

Notes: In ordinary speech, omistajilla is used when the subject is plural; it is not capitalized unless it begins a sentence or forms part of a proper noun or title. There is no separate meaning or entity named “Omistajilla” beyond its grammatical function unless it is used as a name in a specific context.