inessiivses

Inessives are a type of case in the Estonian language, which is a member of the Finno-Ugric language family. They are used to indicate the location or position of an object inside another object. The inessive case is formed by adding the suffix "-sse" to the base form of the noun. For example, the inessive form of "koda" (house) is "kodas" (in the house).

The inessive case is often used to describe the location of a person or object within a specific area or container. It can also be used to indicate the position of an object in relation to another object, such as "raamatukojas" (in the library) or "autos" (in the car).

In addition to the inessive case, Estonian also has other locative cases, such as the illative and elative, which are used to indicate movement into or out of a location. The inessive case, however, is specifically used to describe the static position of an object within a location.

The inessive case is an important aspect of Estonian grammar and is used frequently in everyday conversation and writing. It is one of the many unique features of the Estonian language that sets it apart from other languages in the Finno-Ugric family.