päiväkohtaisella

The Finnish word "päiväkohtaisella" is the adessive case of the adjective "päiväkohtainen". This adjective translates to "daily" or "on a daily basis" in English. It is used to describe something that happens or is done each day. For instance, a schedule might be described as "päiväkohtaisella", indicating that it outlines activities for each specific day. Similarly, a cost could be "päiväkohtaisella", meaning it is calculated per day.

The adessive case in Finnish, indicated by the "-lla" or "-llä" ending, typically denotes location, possession, or means. In the context of "päiväkohtaisella", it signifies that something is occurring or being considered in relation to a daily timeframe. It is a common grammatical form used in various contexts, from planning and budgeting to describing routines. Understanding this word is crucial for comprehending Finnish texts that deal with frequency, scheduling, or ongoing processes. The adjective itself, "päiväkohtainen", is derived from "päivä" (day) and "kohtainen" (individual, specific, or per).