Valaisimilla

Valaisimilla is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “with lamps” and is the adessive plural form of valaisin, the noun for lamp. In Finnish, the adessive case can denote location on or at something or the instrument used to perform an action; when applied to the plural form of valaisin, it yields valaisimilla, used to indicate lighting by lamps.

Formation and usage: The base noun is valaisin. Its plural nominative is valaisimet (lamps). To form the adessive plural, the suffix -lla is added to the plural stem, producing valaisimilla. This follows regular Finnish inflection patterns, and the pronunciation generally aligns with common Finnish phonology.

Examples and context: Valaisimilla is commonly used in descriptive or instructional Finnish to express that lamps are the means by which lighting is achieved, or to describe a lighting setup. A typical sentence is: Huone valaistiin useilla valaisimilla, meaning “The room was lit with several lamps.” The form is not a separate noun but a grammatical inflection, and it appears most often in contexts discussing lighting arrangements, interiors, or architectural features.

Notes: Valaisimilla is primarily of interest for Finnish grammar and language learners. It is not a separate lexical item in English-language contexts, and its usage is largely confined to Finnish texts. Related terms include valaisin (lamp) and general discussions of the adessive case in Finnish grammar. See also valaisin, Finnish grammar, and adessive case for broader context.