lähekkäisillä

The Finnish word "lähekkäisillä" is the adessive plural form of the adjective "lähekkäinen". This adjective translates to "close," "nearby," or "adjacent" in English. The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate location, possession, or means, among other things. Therefore, "lähekkäisillä" literally means "in the vicinity of," "nearby," or "close to" (plural context).

When used in a sentence, "lähekkäisillä" describes multiple entities or locations that are situated near each other. For instance, one might say that "talot ovat lähekkäisillä" (the houses are close by) or refer to events happening "lähekkäisillä" (in nearby places). The specific nuance can depend on the context, but the core meaning revolves around proximity. It's a descriptive term used to establish a spatial relationship between several things or areas. The word itself doesn't carry any inherent emotional or figurative meaning beyond its literal spatial sense, making it a straightforward descriptive adjective in its adessive plural form.