entsyymeillään

entsyymeillään is a Finnish word that translates to "with their enzymes" in English. It is the essive case of the word "entsyymi" (enzyme), with the possessive suffix "-llään" indicating "their." The essive case in Finnish is used to describe a state or capacity, so "entsyymeillään" suggests that something is in a state of having or possessing enzymes.

Enzymes are biological catalysts, typically proteins, that accelerate chemical reactions within living organisms. They are crucial for nearly all biological processes, from digestion and metabolism to DNA replication and muscle contraction. The phrase "entsyymeillään" would likely be used in a context discussing the presence or function of enzymes within a particular organism or system. For example, one might say that a bacterium is active "entsyymeillään" to indicate that its enzymatic processes are functioning, enabling its metabolic activity. The word itself is a direct grammatical construction combining the noun for enzyme with the grammatical markers for the essive case and the third-person plural possessive.