paljailla
Paljailla is a Finnish word that functions as the adessive plural form of the adjective paljas, meaning bare or naked. It is used in phrases that indicate location or state of exposure, often describing surfaces, bodies, or coverings without. In standard Finnish, paljailla combines with a noun in the adessive case to express “on bare [something]” or “bare [things],” and can occur in literal or figurative usage.
Etymology and morphology: The form paljailla derives from the root paljas and the adessive plural suffix -lla/-llä,
Usage: Paljailla appears in everyday Finnish to describe being without coverings or protection. An example is
See also: paljas, Finnish language, Finnish grammar, barefoot in cultural imagery.