esillepanoissa

Esillepanoissa refers to a locative phenomenon in the Finnish language, where a noun or a noun phrase is used to describe a location at which something happens or exists. The term "esillepanoissa" can be literally translated to "in the coming into view" or "in the emergence".

This construction is used to express that a certain situation, event, or phenomenon is present or occurs in a specific location. Esillepanoissa is often accompanied by verbs of existence, such as olla (to be) or soida (to be in a state), and it usually precedes the main clause.

The use of esillepanoissa is prevalent in Finnish and is considered a linguistic feature specific to the language. It is often employed in formal and informal contexts to provide additional information about the location in which something takes place.

The structure of an esillepanoissa construction typically consists of a noun or noun phrase describing the location, followed by a verb of existence, and finally the main clause. For example, a sentence could be constructed as "Se tapahtuu keskuksessa" (It happens in the spotlight), where "keskuksessa" (nature or heavy rain) literally means "in the center/spotlight", but here it denotes a situation or condition.

Finnish grammar rules state that esillepanoissa is not a strictly grammatical term, but a descriptive category used to denote a specific type of locative construction. This phenomenon is also observed in other languages belonging to the Finno-Ugric family, such as Estonian and Hungarian.