kulkijaa
Kulkijaa is the partitive singular form of the Finnish noun kulkija, meaning a pedestrian or walker—someone who travels on foot. The noun kulkija stems from the verb kulkea, “to walk,” with the agentive suffix -ja, forming “one who walks.” The form kulkijaa is used when the pedestrian is the indefinite object of a verb or in certain grammatical constructions, such as after negation or with perception verbs: Näen kulkijaa (I see a pedestrian); En näe kulkijaa (I do not see a pedestrian). The plural forms are kulkijat (nominative) and kulkijoita (partitive).
In modern Finnish, jalankulkija is the standard term for pedestrian, especially in official texts, traffic regulations,
Usage notes: kulkijaa is typically encountered in grammatically indeterminate or negative constructions, or in prose where