Tuottamilla

Tuottamilla is a Finnish word that translates to "by those produced" or "by those manufactured." It is the adessive plural form of the past passive participle of the verb "tuottaa," which means "to produce" or "to generate." The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates location, accompaniment, or means. In this context, "tuottamilla" signifies that something is produced or manufactured by a group or entity.

The word is often used in contexts where the origin or source of a product or service is important. For example, one might say "tavarani ovat tuottamilla paikallisilla yrityksillä" which translates to "my goods are by those produced by local companies." This phrase emphasizes that the goods originate from local businesses.

Understanding "tuottamilla" requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, specifically verb conjugation and case endings. The past passive participle describes an action that has been done to a subject, and the adessive plural indicates that this action is being performed by multiple entities. Therefore, "tuottamilla" is a nuanced term that conveys a specific relationship between a product or outcome and its creators or generators. It is a functional word that contributes to the descriptive richness of the Finnish language.