Tuhansilla
Tuhansilla is the plural adessive form of the Finnish noun tuhka? Correction: "tuhat" meaning thousand. It is used to express quantity with a noun in the adessive case, and it commonly translates roughly to “thousands of” in English. For example, tuhansilla ihmisillä on unelmia means “thousands of people have dreams.” The form functions as a determiner of the noun it accompanies and is not a stand-alone numeral.
Morphology and use. The word tuhat declines in several cases, and tuhansilla specifically appears when the
Relation to other forms. Other common forms of the same root include tuhannet (nominative plural), tuhansia
Examples. Tuhansilla ihmisillä on unelmia. Translation: Thousands of people have dreams. This illustrates how tuhansilla modifies
See also. related forms: tuhannet, tuhansia, tuhansien. End of article.