Aggregoinnille

Aggregoinnille is a Finnish linguistic form, specifically the allative singular of the noun aggregointi, which means "aggregation" or "the act of aggregating." In Finnish, aggregointi refers to the process of combining multiple elements into a single whole, such as data, records, or measurements. Aggregoinnille is used when the action or object is directed toward aggregation or when something is intended for use in an aggregation process.

Its base word aggregointi is formed from the verb aggregoida (to aggregate) with the nominalizing suffix -ointi. The allative suffix -lle marks direction toward or purpose; thus aggregoinnille translates to "to aggregation" or "for aggregation." It is not a separate lexical item but a grammatical form used with the noun.

In practice, aggregoinnille is found in formal or technical Finnish contexts where one describes tools, methods, or data prepared for aggregation. Examples: "Aggregoinnille tarkoitetut työkalut" (tools intended for aggregation); "Aggregoinnille suunnatut raportit" (reports designed for aggregation).

Because aggregoinnille is a case form rather than a standalone concept, discussions about aggregation in Finnish contexts typically treat it under the broader topics of aggregointi and Finnish grammar. See also: aggregointi, allative case in Finnish, Finnish grammar.