(idea) by Betsumei Sat Jul 06 2002 at 3:16:34
Inessive case is used in some languages (Finnish, for example) to mark a location within the noun being marked. The English prepositional equivalent is "in."
An example is the Finnish word "veneessä", meaning "in the boat".
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