tiliotteessa

Tiliotteessa is the inessive form of the Finnish word tiliote, meaning a bank statement or account statement. The form translates to “in the bank statement” and is used to indicate information that is located within that document. It illustrates how Finnish uses case endings to express location or presence in a document.

In Finnish, tiliotteessa follows the general pattern of locative case endings. The base tiliote refers to a document detailing account transactions, balances, and related entries. The suffix -ssa (with its vowel-harmony variants) attaches to the stem to mark location, producing the form tiliotteessa. This form is common in everyday and formal writing when referring to items appearing on or contained in the bank statement.

Usage and examples: Tiliotteessa is frequently used when describing or citing information found on a bank statement. For example, "Tiliotteessa näkyy viimeisen kuukauden tapahtumat," meaning that the transactions from the last month are visible in the bank statement. Another example is, "Tiliotteessa olevia summia kannattaa tarkistaa," which advises checking the amounts shown in the bank statement. The term is typically used in financial communication, accounting, and consumer guidance to point to data recorded on the document.

See also: tiliote, Finnish grammar, inessive case. The word functions as a specific locative form rather than a standalone term outside of its grammatical role.