imureilla

Imureilla is a Finnish word form derived from the noun imuri, meaning vacuum cleaner. It is the adessive plural form, used to indicate location or association with more than one vacuum cleaner, and can be translated loosely as “on the vacuum cleaners” or “at the vacuum cleaners.” In Finnish, the adessive case expresses location (on/at) and, in plural, attaches to nouns such as imuri to yield imureilla.

Grammatically, imuri belongs to the group of common household nouns, and its plural nominative is imurit. The adessive plural is formed with the suffix -illa/-illä, showing the language’s pattern of indicating “on/at” for plural referents. This form is typically encountered in descriptive or instructional contexts, such as product listings, maintenance notes, or household discussions where multiple devices are being referenced.

Usage notes:

- Imureilla most often appears in sentences describing the position or use of several vacuum cleaners.

- In broader Finnish, the same concept can also be expressed with more explicit prepositional phrases, such as “imureiden kanssa” for accompaniment or “imureilla” in locational contexts.

See also:

- Imuri (vacuum cleaner)

- Imurointi (vacuuming)

- Finnish grammar: adessive case and plural forms

There is no widely recognized proper noun or standalone concept known as “imureilla” beyond its grammatical function in Finnish.