katetuilla
Katetuilla is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe multiple nouns that are covered or laid out in some sense. It is the plural adessive form of the adjective katettu, which derives from the verb kattaa, meaning both “to cover” and “to set (a table).” The adessive case marks location, so katetuilla attaches to a noun in the plural adessive to indicate “on the covered/laid-out [objects].” The stem is katetu-, with the plural adessive suffix -lla/-illä, yielding katetuilla for nouns in the plural adessive.
Usage of katetuilla occurs in descriptive contexts such as event planning, interior design, or culinary settings,
Related forms include katetulla (singular adessive), katetut (nominative plural) and katettujen (genitive plural), which are used
Notes and etymology: katetuilla is formed from katettu, the past participle of kattaa, a verb with senses