lausunnoillaan

Lausunnoillaan is a Finnish word that translates to "with a speech" or "with words" in English. It is a compound word consisting of "lausunnoin," the genitive form of "lausunto," which means "speech" or "statement," and "lla," a suffix used to indicate the instrumental case in Finnish. The instrumental case in Finnish is used to express the means or instrument by which an action is performed.

In English, the instrumental case is often translated using the preposition "with." Therefore, "lausunnoillaan" can be translated as "with a speech" or "with words." This phrase is commonly used in Finnish to indicate that something is done using speech or words as the means.

For example, in the sentence "Hän vastasi kysymykseen lausunnoillaan," which translates to "He answered the question with a speech," "lausunnoillaan" indicates that the answer was given using words or a speech. This usage is similar to how the instrumental case is employed in other languages to specify the means or instrument of an action.