Logiikoille

Logiikoille is a Finnish term that can be understood as referring to audiences or domains connected with logic. The form is an allative plural of logiikka, and it is used to indicate direction toward or applicability to a group described as logic-related. In practice, logiikoille tends to appear in theoretical or linguistic contexts rather than in everyday speech, and it is more common in discussions about logic as a discipline or in materials aimed at those interested in logic.

Usage and interpretation: The term is specialized and relatively rare outside academic or philosophical writing. It may be employed when distinguishing among multiple logical subfields or when addressing an audience of logicians, philosophers of logic, or students of logic. In translations or explanatory text, logiikoille is often rendered as “to the logics,” “for logicians,” or “to the logic community,” depending on the context.

Relation to related terms: Logiikka denotes logic as a field of study. Logiikoille interacts with Finnish grammar as an allative form used to mark direction toward a recipient group. The term illustrates how Finnish uses case endings to convey audience or purpose in relation to abstract domains such as discipline areas.

See also: Finnish language, Finnish grammar, logiikka, audience in academic writing, allative case.