Lausekkeelle

Lausekkeelle is the allative form of the Finnish noun lauseke, which means expression, phrase, or mathematical expression. In Finnish grammar, the allative case is formed with the suffix -lle and expresses direction toward or a recipient of an action. Therefore lausekkeelle is used when the expression is the target of what is being described or acted upon.

In language learning and descriptive grammar, lausekkeelle appears in sentences that describe actions directed at an expression, such as "Aseta arvo lausekkeelle" (set the value to the expression) or "Määritä tulos lausekkeelle" (define the result for the expression). In mathematical and programming contexts, the term refers to an expression that can be evaluated or assigned a value, and lausekkeelle can be used to indicate that an operation is performed with respect to or for the expression.

Lauseke as a concept and its grammatical forms are part of the Finnish case system. Lausekkeelle specifically marks the allative relation, showing destination or recipient rather than a primary semantic property of the expression itself. It is a standard inflectional form rather than a separate lexical item, and its use follows general Finnish syntax rules for case endings, verbs, and prepositions.

See also: Finnish grammar, case system, lauseke, mathematical expression, programming expression.