superessivelocative

Superessivelocative is a term used in linguistics to describe a type of adverbial phrase that combines elements of both superessive and locative cases. The superessive case typically indicates a position above or over something, while the locative case indicates a location or position. When these two cases are combined in a single phrase, it creates a superessivelocative expression.

In some languages, such as Finnish, the superessivelocative case is used to describe a position that is both above and at a specific location. For example, the Finnish phrase "kellon yläpuolella" translates to "above the clock" and uses the superessivelocative case to indicate both the position above the clock and the specific location of the clock.

The superessivelocative case is not as common as other cases in many languages, and its usage can vary depending on the specific language and its grammatical structure. However, it serves an important function in describing complex spatial relationships and can provide a more precise and nuanced way of expressing location and position.