kuormalla

Kuormalla is the Finnish adessive singular form of the noun kuorma, meaning a load, cargo, or burden. It is used to indicate that something bears or carries a load, or that a location or object contains cargo. In practical usage, the form describes the state of being loaded or equipped with cargo, and it is common in transport, logistics, and engineering contexts.

In transport and logistics, kuormalla is used to describe vehicles or platforms that currently carry cargo, as well as equipment that is loaded for a task. In engineering and physics texts, the term can denote a load applied to a structure or component. As a grammatical form, kuormalla functions as a case ending on the base noun kuorma, rather than as a standalone technical term.

Etymology and related forms: kuormalla is composed of kuorma plus the adessive suffix -lla, which marks location or state as “on” or “with.” Related terms include kuorma (load), kuormata (to load), and kuormitus (loading or load). The concept is central to discussions of payload, freight, and structural loading in Finnish.

See also: cargo, load, freight, transportation, logistics, structural load.