lämpimissä

Lämpimissä is a Finnish adjective form meaning “in warm (places/conditions)” and is used to modify plural nouns in the inessive case. It is the plural inessive form of the adjective lämpimä (warm). The form appears when describing multiple nouns in a context such as location or condition.

Usage and examples:

- Olemme lämpimissä tiloissa. (We are in warm rooms/premises.)

- Lämpimissä oloissa kasvaa hyvä mieli. (In warm conditions, mood improves.)

- Lämpimissä paikoissa on mukavaa käyttää ulkoilua. (In warm places it is pleasant to be outdoors.)

Relation to other forms:

- The singular inessive form is lämpimässä (in the warm).

- The root lämpim- comes from the adjective lämpimä, itself related to warmth or heat, and is used with nouns to express location or state in Finnish grammar.

- Lämpimissä governs plural nouns, while other adjektival forms (like lämpimässä) govern singular nouns.

Notes:

- Lämpimissä typically appears together with a plural noun such as tiloissa (premises), oloissa (conditions), or paikoissa (places).

- It is not a proper noun or a standalone term; rather, it is a grammatical form used in Finnish prose and poetry to convey warmth in plural contexts.

See also:

- Finnish adjectives and their inflection

- Inessive case

- Lämpimä, lämpö, and related semantic fields of warmth.