Korvaukseen

Korvaukseen is a Finnish grammatical form of the noun korvaus, which means compensation or indemnity. Specifically, korvaukseen is the illative singular, used to indicate direction toward or into compensation, and it appears in legal and administrative texts as part of discussions about compensation.

Korvaus is derived from the verb korvata, meaning to replace or compensate. The noun denotes the act or result of compensating. In addition to korvaukseen, the word has other common forms: korvauksen (genitive), korvausta (partitive), korvauksessa (inessive), korvauskeksi? Actually translative form is korvaukseksi, and the plural is korvaukset. The genitive plural is korvausten, and the partitive plural is korvauksia.

Usage in language and law: In everyday Finnish, korvaus refers to compensation for damages or losses. The illative korvaukseen is mostly found in formal or technical contexts, such as texts about budgeting, settlements, or funds allocated for compensation. The translative korvaukseksi expresses something being regarded or used as compensation, for example in clauses that designate a payment as compensation. The forms align with standard Finnish noun morphology and appear in a range of governmental, legal, and financial texts.

See also: korvaus, vahingonkorvaus, korvausoikeus.