Koreografille

Koreografille is the allative form of the Finnish noun koreografi, meaning “to the choreographer.” In Finnish grammar, the suffix -lle marks direction toward a recipient or addressee, and koreografille is used when the choreographer is the beneficiary or target of an action.

Usage and function

Koreografille functions as the indirect object in sentences with verbs such as antaa (to give), lähettää (to send), or esittää (to present). It is used with a base noun in the nominative: koreografi, plus the allative suffix -lle. The form indicates that the recipient is the choreographer, rather than a location or a thing.

Examples

- Annan koreografille ohjeet. (I give the choreographer the instructions.)

- Lähetän koreografille viestin. (I send a message to the choreographer.)

- Kokouksessa esitimme ideat koreografille. (At the meeting, we presented ideas to the choreographer.)

Linguistic notes

Koreografille is not a separate lexical entry but a derived form of koreografi. Its use is governed by Finnish case and sentence structure rules, and it is commonly found in both spoken and written Finnish when specifying the recipient of an action. For plural references or other cases, different inflections or constructs would apply, depending on the grammatical role of the recipient in the sentence.