kämmenillä

Kämmenillä is a Finnish word that translates to "with the palms" or "on the palms" in English. It is a grammatical form, specifically the adessive plural of the noun kämmen, which means palm. The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate location, possession, or instrument. Therefore, "kämmenillä" signifies something being done or located on the palms of the hands.

For instance, in the phrase "pitää kämmenillä" (to hold with the palms), the word kämmenillä indicates the manner in which something is held. Similarly, if one were to describe a feeling or sensation on their hands, they might say it is "kämmenillä," meaning on the palms. This grammatical construction is common in Finnish when referring to actions or states involving the hands. The use of the plural form implies reference to both hands, though context can sometimes refine this meaning. The word itself is a direct and functional descriptor within the Finnish language, conveying a specific physical orientation.