jalostamolla

Jalostamolla is a Finnish word form meaning “at the refinery,” derived from jalostamo, which denotes a refinery or processing plant. It is the adessive case used to indicate location at the site of a refinery.

Etymology and forms: The word combines jalostamo with the -lla suffix, which marks location at or on something in Finnish. Related forms include jalostamoon for motion into the refinery, jalostamolta for movement from the refinery, and jalostamolle for motion toward the refinery.

Usage: The term is common in industrial and technical language, as well as in reporting on refinery operations or workplace instructions. Examples include: Työntekijät ovat jalostamolla (The workers are at the refinery). Turvallisuussäännöt koskevat tiloja jalostamolla (Safety rules apply to areas at the refinery). The illative, elative, and other case forms are used to express movement toward, away from, or into the refinery.

Notes: Jalostamolla is not typically used as a proper noun or place name. Rather, it functions as a locative expression within sentences to specify where activities related to a refinery occur. The term can be understood across Finnish-speaking industrial contexts and in technical documentation.