taudeilla

Taudeilla is a Finnish grammatical form, not a widely used proper noun. It represents the adessive plural of tauti, the noun meaning disease. In Finnish, taudeilla translates roughly as “on diseases” or “with diseases,” indicating a topic, context, or location related to diseases rather than naming a person, place, or organization.

Because taudeilla is a case form, its meaning depends on the surrounding sentence. It is typically used when the discourse centers on diseases in general or on specific disease-related situations, for example in phrases that describe conditions, topics of discussion, or contexts where diseases are present. In everyday Finnish, more common expressions for talking about diseases focus on other cases, such as taudeista (of diseases), taudeissa (in diseases), or taudeihin (to diseases). Taudeilla remains a grammatical option primarily in formal or precise language.

Taudeilla is not commonly adopted as a proper name or title. If it appears capitalized in a text, it is likely a stylized usage, a typographical choice, or a placeholder rather than an established name. For ordinary language, it is usually better to use the standard genitive, inessive, or other case forms to convey the intended meaning about diseases.

See also: tauti (disease), Finnish grammar, Finnish cases.