lahjalla
Lahjalla is the adessive singular form of the Finnish noun lahja, meaning a gift or present. In Finnish grammar the adessive case is often used to indicate means or instrument, attaching the sense of “with” or “by means of” to the noun. When lahja is inflected as lahjalla, it can function as a means or presence of a gift in a sentence, or, in some contexts, reference a gift functioning in the situation described.
In addition to its instrumental use, lahjalla can appear in phrases that convey the idea of something
The word lahja itself derives from Finnish roots common to the language’s noun-formation patterns and participates
See also: Finnish grammar, adessive case, essive case, translative case, lahja (gift).