eiarvokkaalla
Eiarvokkaalla is a nonstandard Finnish form that appears rarely in informal writing and linguistic discussions. It is typically understood as a negated variant of arvokas (valuable, worthy) and is linked to the adessive case suffix -lla, which in Finnish expresses a state or location, roughly translating to “on/at in a state of being not valuable.”
Etymology and morphology: The term combines ei- as a straightforward negation with arvokas and attaches the
Usage and connotations: Because ei- forms are not canonical for this word, eiarvokkaalla carries a pejorative
Variants and standard alternatives: The normative equivalents are epäarvokas (not valuable) and epäarvokkaalla (in a state
See also: arvokas, epäarvokas, epäarvokkaalla. Note that epäarvokas is the recommended standard term for most uses,