ketulla

Ketulla is a Finnish word that directly translates to "on the fox" or "to the fox." It is a locative case of the word "kettu," which means fox. Therefore, "ketulla" indicates a location or direction related to a fox.

This grammatical form is used in various contexts within the Finnish language. For example, one might say "Mennään ketulla metsään" which translates to "We are going to the fox's [area] in the forest." It can also refer to something being on or associated with a fox, such as "turkki ketulla" meaning "fur on the fox."

Beyond its literal translation, "ketulla" can sometimes be used metaphorically or idiomatically. However, these uses are less common and depend heavily on the specific context of the sentence. Without further context, the primary understanding of "ketulla" remains its grammatical function as the locative case indicating proximity or association with a fox. The word itself does not refer to a specific place or entity other than a fox.