Tyypillä

Tyypillä is the adessive singular form of the Finnish noun tyyppi, which means "type," "sort," or "class." In Finnish grammar, the adessive case is used to indicate location on or at something and, in many contexts, the instrument or means by which something is done. When applied to the noun tyyppi, tyypillä functions to indicate that something relates to or is described by a specific type, or that a type is being used as a reference point.

In practice, tyypillä appears in technical writing, data labeling, taxonomy, and cataloging where distinctions among types or categories are important. It marks that the object, description, or action concerns a particular type rather than a general kind. The form is part of a broader system of Finnish case endings that mark grammatical relationships without relying on prepositions.

Examples in ordinary use are common in technical and catalog language. For instance, phrases like laite kuuluu tyypillä A or tiedot luokitellaan tyypillä B illustrate how tyypillä signals the typological reference involved. Because Finnish often relies on case endings rather than separate prepositions, tyypillä helps keep the sentence compact while clearly indicating the type context.

See also: Finnish grammar, Adessive case, Tyyppi.

Note: Patterns may vary with form and context, especially in plural constructions, where the corresponding adessive plural would reflect the types involved.