Koostumukselle

Koostumukselle is the allative singular form of the Finnish noun koostumus, which means composition, makeup, or constitution. The allative case, marked by the suffix -lle, is used in Finnish to indicate direction toward something or to specify the target, recipient, or applicability of an action. Thus koostumukselle can be translated roughly as “to the composition” or “for the composition,” depending on context.

In practical use, koostumukselle appears mainly in technical, regulatory, or formal writing. It commonly occurs with phrases that describe requirements, instructions, or analyses directed at a particular composition or formulation. Examples include: “koostumukselle asetetut vaatimukset” (the requirements set for the composition) and “koostumukselle suunnatut ohjeet” (instructions directed at the composition). The form can also arise in discussions of regulatory compliance or quality control related to a product’s formulation.

Etymology and morphology: the word combines the root koostumus with the allative suffix -lle. The base noun refers to how substances are combined or arranged, and Finnish nouns in this family have a full set of inflected forms, such as koostumuksen (genitive), koostumusta (partitive), koostumuksessa (inessive), and koostumuksesta (elative).

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, formulation terminology. Koostumukselle is a standard inflected form in Finnish and is not a proper noun.