Fuusiolle

Fuusiolle is the allative form of the Finnish noun fuusio, meaning fusion. In Finnish grammar, the allative (-lle) marks a direction toward a recipient or target of an action, and in practice it is used for policies, funding, or aims directed toward fusion-related subjects. The term is common in technical, scientific, and policy texts when referring to activities or resources aimed at fusion.

In usage, fuusiolle appears in contexts such as energy research, biology, and metaphorical language. For example, tulevalle budjetille on varattu lisärahoitusta fuusiolle (the budget includes extra funding for fusion) and fuusiolle asetetut tavoitteet korostavat energiatehokkuutta ja turvallisuutta (the goals set for fusion emphasize efficiency and safety). In biology, discussions may describe cellular fusion in terms related to fuusio, while cultural or technological contexts may speak of a metaphorical fusion directed at fuusiolle.

Etymology and form: fuusiolle is derived from fuusio, which in turn comes from Latin fusio and the English/French word fusion. The form fuusiolle is part of standard Finnish case system and is used specifically when indicating the target or beneficiary of a fusion-related action. Related forms include fuusio (nominative), fuusion (genitive), fuusioon (illative), and fuusiossa (inessive).

See also: fuusio, fuosioenergia, ydinfuusio.