Tuoreissa

Tuoreissa is the inessive plural form of the Finnish adjective tuore, meaning “fresh.” It is used to describe nouns in plural when they are in a state of freshness or exist in a place associated with freshness.

In Finnish grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case. The inessive plural ending -issa/-issä attaches to the stem of tuore to form tuoreissa, which is used with plural nouns in the inessive case. This form signals that the described items are “in” or characterized by freshness, in a plural sense.

Common usage involves phrases describing perishable goods, foods, or other items that retain freshness. For example, tuoreissa marjoissa means “in fresh berries,” indicating the berries are fresh. Such constructions are typical in descriptive language about food, markets, or storage conditions.

There is no widely recognized geographical location or well-known organization named Tuoreissa; in linguistic and lexical references the term is treated as a grammatical form of the adjective tuore rather than as a proper noun. Finnish adjectives like tuore play a central role in agreeing with their nouns across number and case, and tuoreissa provides a standard example of the inessive plural form used with plural nouns.