Keskuksille

Keskuksille is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “to the centers.” It is the allative case in its plural form of the noun keskukse "center." The word refers to multiple centers or hubs and is used to indicate direction toward them or to designate something intended for or directed at those centers. In Finnish, the allative suffix -lle marks destination or recipient, and keskuksille corresponds to “to the centers.”

Usage of keskuksille typically appears in sentences involving movement toward centers, services or resources allocated to centers, or requirements and arrangements concerning centers. It is common in administrative, logistical, and service contexts where centers such as service centers, shopping centers, or regional hubs are involved. The form is used with verbs of motion (mennä, mennään, lähteä) as well as with constructions that describe what is provided for or demanded by centers.

Examples:

- Menen keskuksille. (I am going to the centers.)

- Keskuksille tarjotaan uusia palveluita. (New services are offered to the centers.)

- Keskuksille asetetut vaatimukset ovat tarkistettuja. (The requirements placed on the centers have been reviewed.)

- Keskuksille suunnatut ohjelmat julkaistaan myöhemmin. (The programs designed for the centers will be published later.)

Keskuksille should be distinguished from forms indicating different relations, such as the singular keskukselle (to the center) or other cases with different suffixes. The allative plural is primarily used when referring to multiple centers as recipients or targets in the context of movement, provisioning, or obligations.