Työkaluilla

Työkaluilla is a Finnish word that translates to "with tools" or "using tools" in English. It is a grammatical case of the noun "työkalu," which means "tool." Specifically, "työkaluilla" is the adessive plural form of "työkalu." The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate accompaniment, possession, or the location where something happens. When referring to tools, the adessive plural "työkaluilla" signifies that an action is performed with the aid of multiple tools or that someone possesses multiple tools.

For example, one might say "Rakensin talon työkaluilla" which translates to "I built the house with tools." This sentence implies the use of various implements in the construction process. Another example could be "Hänellä on monta työkaluilla" meaning "He has many tools." In this context, "työkaluilla" indicates possession of a collection of tools. The word is fundamental in describing activities that require instruments or implements, and it highlights the means by which a task is accomplished. Understanding the function of the adessive plural is key to comprehending the nuances of Finnish grammar when discussing the use or possession of objects like tools.