Komiteille

Komiteille is the Finnish allative plural form of the noun komitea, meaning committee. It denotes a destination or recipient, translating to “to the committees” or “for the committees.” In Finnish grammar, the allative case marks direction toward something, and the plural form attaches to nouns referring to multiple entities, yielding komiteille.

The term is used predominantly in formal and administrative language. It appears in government, organizational, and corporate contexts when decisions, documents, or responsibilities are directed to one or more committees. For example, a draft proposal might be sent to komiteille, or a discussion could be moved to komiteille for review.

In contrast to komiteille, other Finnish forms of the same noun serve different functions: komiteet is the nominative plural “committees,” komiteiden is the genitive plural “of the committees,” and komiteita is the partitive plural used for objects or incomplete actions involving committees.

Origin and usage context: komitea is a loanword from French comité, integrated into Finnish with standard inflectional patterns. The allative plural form komiteille is common in official discourse and in documents that specify which committees are to act, review, or decide on a matter.

See also: komitea, committees in Finnish governance, Finnish grammatical cases.