Interventioille

Interventioille is the plural allative form of the Finnish noun interventio, borrowed from Latin interventio, meaning intervention. In Finnish, the allative case, marked by the suffix -ille, indicates direction toward or the beneficiary of an action. Consequently interventioille is used when referring to multiple interventions as destinations or targets of action, such as funding or activities aimed at interventions.

In usage, interventioille can encompass a wide range of intervention types across fields. In medical contexts, interventions refer to procedures or treatment plans. In social policy or governance, interventions describe actions intended to alter conditions or outcomes. In international affairs and humanitarian work, interventions can denote external actions taken by a state, organization, or coalition in another country or community.

Examples illustrate its ordinary usage. Finnish: Rahoitus on varattu interventioille. Translation: Funding has been allocated for interventions. Finnish: Hallituksen toimet ovat interventioille suunnattuja ohjelmia. Translation: The government’s measures are programs directed at interventions. These constructions show how interventioille functions as an object or target of action in plural form.

Etymology and grammar notes: interventio is a loanword adapted into Finnish inflection patterns. The form interventioille specifically marks the allative plural, aligning with other nouns that take -ille to denote “to the [plural noun].” In English-language texts, the term is often translated simply as “interventions,” with the Finnish form appearing in quoted or localized material.