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"A car full of fresh air" AUTO = car TÄYNNÄ = "

"A car full of fresh air"

AUTO = car
TÄYNNÄ = "full of", based on the adjective TÄYSI "full"
RAIKAS = fresh, in the partitive case because it's an adjective attached to the noun ILMA
ILMA = air, in the partitive case. We use the partitive case with mass nouns, uncountable nouns, there an unspecified amount of fresh air in the car

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