Kopioille

Kopioille is a Finnish inflected form of the noun kopio, which means "copy" in the sense of a duplicate of a document, file or object. Specifically, kopioille is the allative plural: it expresses motion toward or direction to multiple copies and corresponds to English phrases like "to the copies" or "for the copies" depending on context.

Morphology and grammar: the form is built from the base kopio (plural kopiot) plus the allative plural ending -ille, a productive case ending in Finnish used with verbs of giving, sending, addressing and similar actions that indicate movement or allocation. It appears in sentences where something is directed at or delivered to several copies or recipients described as copies.

Usage: kopioille is most commonly found in administrative, printing and computing contexts (e.g., when referring to distributing duplicates, sending files to multiple copies or specifying copies as recipients). Its exact translation into English depends on syntax and context; Finnish case endings often convey relationships that English expresses with prepositions.

Related forms include kopiot (plural nominative), kopion (genitive), kopioita (partitive) and kopioissa (inessive). Kopio itself is a common loanword in Finnish, adopted from wider European terminology for duplicates.