Talletuksella

Talletuksella is the adessive singular form of the Finnish noun talletus, which means a deposit, such as a bank deposit or a security deposit. The adessive -lla/-llä is used in Finnish to indicate location or instrument, so talletuksella can express “on a deposit” or “with a deposit,” depending on the context and verb. In practice, the form is most common in formal, financial, or legal language where the deposit functions as a means, collateral, or source of funding.

Grammatical notes: talletus inflects regularly. Key forms include talletus (nominative), talletuksen (genitive), talletusta (partitive), talletuksessa (inessive), talletuksella (adessive). Plural forms follow the same pattern: talletukset (nominative plural), talletusten (genitive plural), talletuksia (partitive plural), talletuksissa (inessive plural), talletuksilla (adessive plural), talletuksille (allative plural). The exact form is determined by standard Finnish noun declension rules.

Usage: talletuksella appears mainly in contracts, banking documents, insurance texts, and other formal writing where deposits serve as means, guarantees, or collateral. In ordinary speech, speakers more often express similar ideas with phrases like “talletuksen avulla” (with the help of a deposit) or “talletuksena vakuudeksi” (as a deposit/collateral).

See also: talletus (deposit), vakuus (collateral), tallettaa (to deposit).