massiivisessa

Massiivisessa is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective massiivinen, meaning massive or bulky. The word is used to describe objects, spaces, or designs that are large in scale, heavy in appearance, or imposing in presence. As a grammatical form, massiivisessa occurs when the adjective modifies a noun in the inessive case, indicating “in a massive [something].” It is common in descriptive prose, architecture, design, and art contexts.

Morphologically, massiivinen is an -nen adjective, and its inessive singular form is massiivisessa. The form must agree with the noun it describes in number and case, so you would encounter phrases like massiivisessa rakennuksessa (in a massive building) or massiivisessa kivimateriaalissa (in a massive stone material).

Usage and examples, in context, illustrate its neutral, descriptive tone. For instance: Massiivisessa rakennuksessa on tilaa ja valoa. Taideteoksen massiivisessa muotokielessä korostuvat suuret, raskaat muodot. The expression emphasizes scale and impression rather than evaluative judgment, making it suitable for architectural criticism, product descriptions, and literary imagery.

See also: massiivinen as base adjective; järeä, suuri as related terms describing size and bulk. The form massiivisessa is one of several inflected variants of the same root, used whenever the noun it modifies is in the inessive case.