Viljelmissä

Viljelmissä is a Finnish noun form meaning “in the plantations” or “in the fields.” It is the inessive plural form of viljelmä, which refers to a cultivation plot, field, or plantation used for growing crops. The word combines viljelmä with the inessive plural suffix -issä, indicating location.

Definition and use

Viljelmissä denotes multiple cultivation sites or fields that are in use or being studied. It is typically used in agricultural, horticultural, or land-use contexts to describe where crops are grown or where cultivation activity takes place. The term can be used in scientific writing, journalism, or descriptive geography to refer to a landscape composed of several separate plots managed for cultivation.

Morphology

Root: viljelmä (cultivation plot, plantation, field)

Morphology note: inessive plural form viljelmissä indicates “in the plantations/fields” (plural). The corresponding singular form is viljelmässä (in the plantation/field), and the nominative plural is viljelmät (the plantations/fields).

Context and translation

Common translations include “in the fields” or “in the plantations.” Examples:

- Viljelmissä kasvaa viljelykasveja. (Crops are grown in the plantations/fields.)

- Alueen viljelmissä on useita tiloja. (The area has several farms/plots in the plantations.)

See also

Viljelmä, Viljely, Agriculture in Finnish context.