lihalla
Lihalla is the adessive singular form of the Finnish noun liha, meaning meat. In Finnish, the adessive case expresses location on the surface of something or a reference location, and lihalla literally translates to “on the meat.” It is one of several spatial cases in the Finnish case system, formed by adding the suffix -lla or -llä to the noun.
In usage, lihalla appears when meat serves as the reference location in a sentence or when describing
Etymology and morphology: Lihalla is created from liha plus the suffix -lla, following regular Finnish inflection
See also: Finnish grammar, Adessive case, Cases of Finnish, Liha.