Vahvimmalla

Vahvimmalla is a Finnish word. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective vahva. Vahva translates to "strong" in English. Therefore, vahvimmalla means "on the strongest ones" or "with the strongest ones".

The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate location, possession, or accompaniment. When used with a superlative adjective like vahvin ("strongest"), it describes a situation involving the group or individuals who are considered the strongest. For example, if one were to say "Vahvimmalla on eniten voimaa" (The strongest ones have the most strength), vahvimmalla would refer to those strongest individuals or entities.

The grammatical structure of Finnish often involves suffixes attached to the root word to indicate case and number. In this instance, "vahva" is the base adjective. The superlative form is created by adding "-in," resulting in "vahvin." The adessive plural ending is "-lla," which is added to the superlative form to create "vahvimmalla." This exemplifies the agglutinative nature of the Finnish language, where multiple morphemes are added sequentially to a root word. The precise context in which "vahvimmalla" appears would further clarify its specific meaning.