kutsussa

Kutsussa is a Finnish word formed from the noun kutsu (invitation). In its most common grammatical function, kutsussa is the singular inessive form of kutsu and is typically translated as "in the invitation" or "on the invitation." It appears in sentences that refer to information contained within an invitation, for example: "Kutsussa luki, että juhla alkaa klo 19" ("The invitation said that the party begins at 7 p.m.").

Linguistically, kutsussa illustrates Finnish case marking, where the suffix -ssa denotes location "in" or "within." It contrasts with other case forms of kutsu such as nominative kutsu, genitive kutsun, elative kutsusta ("from the invitation") and illative kutsuun ("into the invitation"). The verb kutsua ("to invite") is etymologically related and frequently used with nouns and cases describing invitation actions and their contexts.

In everyday use, kutsussa appears in contexts describing event details, requests for RSVP, dress codes, times and addresses, and other instructions printed or written on invitations. It is used across formal and informal settings, from private gatherings to official ceremonies. Understanding kutsussa is helpful for reading and composing invitations in Finnish and for recognizing how locative cases convey spatial or document-contained information in the language.