tulemisella

Tulemisella is a Finnish linguistic form derived from the noun tuleminen, which means arrival or coming. Tuleminen is itself formed from the verb tulla (to come) with the nominalizing suffix -minen. Tulemisella represents the adessive case of tuleminen and can be translated roughly as “on arrival” or “with the coming.” It is most often encountered in formal, literary, or scholarly texts rather than in everyday speech.

In usage, tulemisella expresses the circumstance, state, or manner associated with an arrival or coming. As an adessive construction, it can function as a prepositional phrase indicating location or state during the event described, similar to ways English uses “on arrival” or “at the coming of.” Its appearance tends to be limited to descriptions of processes, timelines, or events where the moment of coming is essential to the meaning.

Etymology and grammar: tuleminen is built from tule- (to come) plus the nominalizing suffix -minen; the adessive suffix -lla yields tulemisella. This form illustrates Finnish case and derivational patterns, where the same root can produce multiple related expressions by combining case endings with derived nouns.

Notes and context: Tulemisella is not a common everyday term and may feel specialized to readers outside of academic or literary contexts. In more routine Finnish, speakers often rephrase to simpler expressions such as tuleminen or phrases like on saapumisen yhteydessä, depending on the intended meaning.

See also: tuleminen, Finnish grammar, adessive case.