Teoksilla

Teoksilla is the Finnish plural adessive form of the noun teos, which means a work or piece such as a work of art, a book, or a musical composition. In Finnish grammar, teos has plurals including teokset (plural nominative). To express “on/at/with the works” for multiple items, the adessive suffix -lla/-llä is added to the plural, yielding teoksilla. The form is used to indicate location, existence, or association with several works.

The usage of teoksilla is common in art, museum and library contexts, and in catalog descriptions or exhibition texts where a discussion concerns a collection rather than a single teos. For example, texts describing a gallery display, a catalog entry, or scholarly writing may refer to teoksilla when addressing multiple pieces in a set or group. Teoksilla is not a proper noun and does not denote a separate entity by itself; it functions as a grammatical form that links to other words in a sentence.

Related plural forms include teosten, the genitive plural, and teoksia, the partitive plural. Understanding teoksilla helps in interpreting sentences that discuss more than one work and clarifies relations to multiple pieces within a collection or display.