Kertymiselle

Kertymiselle is a Finnish inflected form derived from the noun kertymä, which means an accumulation, stockpile, or buildup. In linguistic terms, kertymiselle represents the allative case, used to indicate motion toward or purpose related to the accumulation. The form is produced by attaching the allative suffix -lle to the noun stem, yielding kertymiselle.

In usage, kertymiselle is employed when the intended target or focus is the process or result of accumulating rather than a physical location. It can appear in formal or technical contexts describing financial reserves, data growth, or material stockpiles, and it can be used metaphorically to denote an aim or objective connected to accumulation.

The noun kertymä belongs to a family of terms related to gathering and collecting, including the verb kertyä, which means to accumulate or be gathered. The allative form kertymiselle is part of Finnish morphology, though it tends to be less common in everyday speech compared with other case forms such as the inessive kertymässä (in the accumulation) or elative kertymästä (from the accumulation).

See also: kertymä, kertyä, allative case.