aineellisilla

aineellisilla is a Finnish word that translates to "material" or "tangible" in English when used in its plural form. It is the adessive plural of the word "aineellinen," which means material, physical, or tangible. The adessive case in Finnish indicates location, possession, or means. Therefore, "aineellisilla" can describe things that are possessed by or located on/at tangible items.

In a broader sense, "aineellisilla" can refer to the physical aspects of something, as opposed to its abstract or spiritual qualities. For example, one might discuss the "aineellisilla" needs of a person, referring to their requirements for food, shelter, and clothing. It can also be used in contexts relating to resources, where "aineellisilla" resources would denote the physical assets or materials available.

The word is less commonly encountered in everyday conversation compared to its singular form "aineellinen" but is grammatically correct and used in specific contexts to emphasize plurality and the adessive case's function. It is important to understand the grammatical structure of Finnish to fully grasp the nuances of such words.