henkilöellä

Henkilöellä is a Finnish word that translates to "on the person" or "with the person" in English. It is the adessive case of the noun "henkilö," which means "person." The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate location, possession, or accompaniment.

In the context of location, "henkilöellä" can mean that someone or something is physically on or at a particular person. For example, "Avaimet ovat henkilöellä" translates to "The keys are on the person." This implies that the keys are in the possession of or on the clothing of a specific individual.

When referring to possession, "henkilöellä" can signify that something belongs to a person. For instance, "Tämä kirja on henkilöellä" means "This book is with the person," suggesting it is their book or they have it with them.

Furthermore, "henkilöellä" can indicate accompaniment or the presence of someone with another. "Hän meni ulos henkilöellä" could be translated as "He went out with the person," implying they were accompanied by someone.

The usage of "henkilöellä" is dependent on the broader context of the sentence and the specific meaning intended by the speaker or writer. It is a common grammatical form in Finnish, essential for conveying precise meanings related to location, possession, and association with individuals.