instructorissa
In instructorissa is a Finnish inessive form derived from the English loanword instructor. It is formed by taking the base word instructor and adding the Finnish inessive suffix -ssa, resulting in instructorissa, which would be interpreted as “in the instructor.” The construction illustrates how Finnish can inflect foreign nouns by applying native case endings.
The word instructor comes from English, ultimately tracing back to Latin instruere. In Finnish, loanwords are
The form instructorissa shows the inessive case, indicating a location “in” or “inside” related to the instructor
Due to its rarity outside specific bilingual or technical contexts, instructorissa may be unfamiliar to many
Finnish loanword adaptation, inessive case, ohjaaja, kouluttaja, Finnish grammar.