Isälleni

Isälleni is a Finnish word, a possessive form of the word isä, which means father. Therefore, "isälleni" translates directly to "to my father" or "for my father" in English. It is a common and frequently used term in the Finnish language, appearing in various contexts. For example, it might be used in a sentence like "Annoin lahjan isälleni" which means "I gave a gift to my father." It can also be used in phrases expressing affection or duty, such as "Olen kiitollinen isälleni" meaning "I am grateful to my father." The dative case ending "-lleni" indicates that the father is the recipient or beneficiary of an action or sentiment. Understanding this grammatical construction is key to comprehending its meaning in Finnish sentences. The word is fundamental for expressing familial relationships and interactions involving one's father within the Finnish language.