Täyttämissä

Täyttämissä is a Finnish word that functions as a grammatical case ending. It is the inessive plural form of the verb "täyttää," which means "to fill." Therefore, täyttämissä literally translates to "in filling" or "while filling" in a plural context.

This grammatical form is used to indicate that an action is happening within a specific state or situation that involves multiple entities or subjects. For example, if you were describing a group of people working on a task, you might say they are "in the process of working," and the Finnish equivalent could utilize the täyttämissä form if the verb were related to "filling" some capacity or space.

The inessive case in Finnish generally denotes location within something, similar to the English prepositions "in" or "inside." When combined with the plural form, it extends this concept to multiple subjects or a collective state. It is not a standalone word with an independent meaning but rather a grammatical suffix attached to a noun or pronoun to convey specific grammatical relationships and nuances within a sentence. Understanding täyttämissä requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, particularly verb conjugation and case endings.