Jyrsinnälle

Jyrsinnälle is a Finnish word-formation example that appears to be the allative form related to the noun associated with drilling, such as jyrsintä (drilling, boring) or the related noun jyrsin (drill). The allative suffix -lle in Finnish normally marks direction toward or purpose, so jyrsinnälle can be interpreted as “to the drilling” or “for drilling.” In standard Finnish, the ordinary allative form of a suitable base would typically be jyrsintälle, but jyrsinnälle may occur in informal usage, transcription variants, or as a deliberate stylistic choice in examples illustrating case endings.

Morphology and usage notes

The form falls within Finnish noun-case inflection. It demonstrates how the allative suffix attaches to a stem derived from drilling-related vocabulary. Because jyrsinnälle is uncommon or nonstandard in many texts, its appearance is usually confined to linguistic discussions, language-learning materials, or contexts designed to illustrate case endings rather than as a commonly used lexical item. When encountered, it should be interpreted through the lens of case grammar rather than as a separate dictionary entry.

Examples and context

Phrases such as jyrsinnälle tarkoitetut lisävarusteet (accessories intended for drilling) or käyttöohjeet jyrsinnälle tarkoitetuille työkaluille illustrate how the form may function in compounds and attributive constructions. In practice, speakers may prefer more standard formulations like jyrsintälle or jyrsintään, depending on the syntactic role.

See also

Finnish grammar, particularly the allative case; jyrsintä and jyrsin as related root forms.