inessiivipääte
In Finnish, the inessive case, also known as the inessive suffix or inessivi-pääte, is a grammatical case used to indicate that something is inside or within something else. It is one of the 15 cases in the Finnish language, and it is formed by adding the suffix -ssa or -ssä to the stem of a noun. The inessive case is used to express various spatial and temporal relationships, such as being inside a place, within a time period, or in a state of being.
The inessive case is often used to describe the location of an object or person within a
In addition to its spatial and temporal uses, the inessive case can also be used to express