Kutsuille

Kutsuille is the allative plural form of the Finnish noun kutsu, meaning invitation. In Finnish grammar, the allative case marks direction toward something, so kutsuille literally means “to the invitations” or, more broadly, “to invitations” or “toward the invitations.” Because it is a case form, kutsuille is not a separate lexical item but a grammatical form that appears with verbs and in phrases where the action is directed at invitations or the recipients of invitations.

Usage and context

Kutsuille is used in constructions that involve actions directed at invitations or those invited to an event. Common verb collocations include vastata kutsuille (to respond to the invitations) and other phrases where the invitations are the target or reference point of the action. The form helps distinguish number and direction: kutsulle (singular) and kutsuille (plural) mark “to the invitation” versus “to the invitations.”

Morphology and notes

The form follows Finnish allative patterns, attaching -ulle to the plural stem of kutsu (kutsut → kutsuille). The singular allative would be kutsulle, while the plural allative is kutsuille. As a grammatical form, its meaning is determined by context and the accompanying verb.

See also

kutsu, allative case, Finnish grammar

Note

Kutsuille is a standard Finnish form used in written and spoken language to refer to invitations in a directed or receptive sense. It is not a separate concept outside Finnish grammar.