(idea) by Betsumei Sat Jul 06 2002 at 3:46:58
Superessive case is used in certain languages (particularly Finno-Ugric languages) to mark a location on the noun being marked. English prepositional equivalents are "on" and "upon".
An example of this from Finnish is "siellä", meaning "there".
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