epätyydyttymättömillä

epätyydyttymättömillä is the adessive plural form of the Finnish adjective epätyydyttymätön, meaning "unsatisfied" or "unfulfilled". In Finnish grammar, the adessive case is typically used to indicate something that is on or attached to something, or as a means by which something is done. When used with epätyydyttymättömillä, it describes a state of being unsatisfied or unfulfilled in a way that pertains to multiple entities or in a specific context related to them. For instance, it could refer to a group of people who are unsatisfied with a situation or a set of conditions. The word itself is composed of the prefix "epä-" (un-), the verb stem "tyydyttää" (to satisfy), and the participle ending "-mätön" (not). The plural form "-t" and the adessive ending "-llä" are then appended to create epätyydyttymättömillä. This grammatical form allows for nuanced expression of dissatisfaction or a lack of fulfillment experienced by a collective or within a specific environment. It is important to understand the grammatical case to correctly interpret the meaning in context.