Kurkkuun
Kurkkuun is the illative case form of the Finnish noun kurkku, a word with two main meanings: throat (the body part) and cucumber (the vegetable). In Finnish, the illative case marks movement into something or direction toward the inside of something, and kurkkuun follows this pattern.
In the sense of the body, kurkkuun is used to describe actions directed into or through the
Morphology and rules: kurkkuun is formed by adding the illative suffix to the stem kurkku, which ends
Usage notes: kurkkuun is primarily a grammatical form rather than a common standalone word in everyday speech.