molekyylellä

Molekyylellä is a Finnish word that translates to "with a molecule" or "by means of a molecule." It is used in a grammatical context to indicate the instrument or agent by which an action is performed, where that agent is a molecule. For example, in chemistry or biology, one might describe a process occurring "molekyylellä" certain substance, meaning that substance acting as a molecule facilitates or causes the process.

The word is formed by taking the Finnish word "molekyyli" (molecule) and adding the adessive case ending "-llä." The adessive case in Finnish often denotes means, accompaniment, or location on a surface. In this specific instance, it clearly signifies the means or agent.

Understanding "molekyylellä" requires a grasp of Finnish grammar, particularly its case system, and a basic understanding of molecular concepts. It is not a standalone scientific term but rather a grammatical construct used within the Finnish language to discuss molecular interactions or mechanisms. Its usage is confined to contexts where the Finnish language is spoken and where the concept of molecular action needs to be expressed.