runsaslukuisessa

runsaslukuisessa is a Finnish word that translates to "numerous" or "abundant" in English. It is the inessive plural form of the adjective runsas, meaning abundant or plentiful. The ending -ssa indicates the inessive case, which signifies being "in" or "within" something. Therefore, runsaslukuisessa literally means "in numerous ones" or "in abundant ones."

This word is used to describe a situation where something is present in a large quantity or a high number. For example, one might say that a forest is runsaslukuisessa birds, meaning the forest has many birds. Similarly, it can be used to describe a town that is runsaslukuisessa shops, indicating a large number of shops. The context in which runsaslukuisessa is used determines the specific meaning, but the core idea is always one of significant quantity.

The word is an adjective and is inflected according to the grammatical case and number of the noun it modifies. Its usage emphasizes the sheer volume or frequency of something. It is a common adjective in Finnish, employed to convey a sense of plenty or multitude.