tilissä

Tilissä is a Finnish locative form of the noun tili, meaning account. It is the inessive case, used to express that something is located inside or within an account, particularly a bank account or financial ledger. In Finnish, tilin-related forms are part of a broader system of location cases that indicate where something is, where it goes, or where it comes from.

In practice, tilissä appears in banking and accounting language to refer to funds or items that reside in the account. For example, tilissä on rahaa translates to “there is money in the account,” indicating the current state of the account’s holdings. The form is often used together with other nouns and adjectives to describe the contents or status of an account, such as tilissä oleva varallisuus (assets within the account) or tilissä olevat tapahtumat (transactions inside the account).

Tilissä is part of a family of related forms derived from tili, including tilillä (on the account), tiliin (into the account), tilille (onto the account), tilistä (from the account), and tilin (genitive of the account). Each form serves a distinct grammatical role and is chosen to match the syntactic position and meaning of the sentence.

In summary, tilissä serves to denote location inside an account in Finnish, most commonly used in financial and administrative contexts to describe funds or items that reside within a particular account.