Päätteisenllä

"Päätteisenllä" is a Finnish word that translates to "with the suffix" or "by means of the suffix." It is an adverbial form derived from the Finnish word "pääte," meaning suffix or ending. The "-llä" is an adessive case ending, indicating accompaniment or means. Therefore, "päätteisenllä" describes an action or state achieved through the use or addition of a suffix.

In linguistic contexts, "päätteisenllä" might be used to explain how a word is formed or how its grammatical function is altered. For instance, one could say that a noun is made plural "päätteisenllä" (with the suffix), referring to the addition of the plural marker. Similarly, it can describe the process of derivation, where adding a specific suffix changes the word class. The word itself signifies the instrumental role of suffixes in language. It's a descriptive term focusing on the mechanism of suffixation as a method or tool within grammar and word formation. Understanding "päätteisenllä" requires a grasp of Finnish morphology and the concept of suffixes in linguistics.