aineksilla

Aineksilla is a Finnish word used to express “with ingredients” or “using ingredients.” Grammatically, it is the adessive plural form of the noun ainekset, meaning ingredients or reagents. The form is used to indicate the materials employed in a procedure, such as a cooking recipe or a scientific protocol. In Finnish, this construction points to the means by which something is accomplished rather than the items themselves.

In practice, aineksilla appears in technical or instructional writing where specifying the supplied materials is important. It tends to be more common in formal or written contexts than in casual speech. The phrase contrasts with nominative forms (ainekset) that names the ingredients, or with other cases that express quantity (aineksia, ainesosat).

Related terms include ainesosat (components), which emphasizes parts of a whole, and aineet (substances). The concept reflects Finnish grammar’s use of cases to indicate instrument or means. Understanding aineksilla helps interpret procedural texts in Finnish and clarifies how materials are referred to in recipes and laboratory documentation.