Metallilevylle

Metallilevylle is the allative form of the Estonian noun metallilevy, meaning a metal sheet. In Estonian grammar, the allative case marks movement toward or onto a surface, so metallilevylle is used in phrases describing placing something onto a metal sheet or directing action toward a metal sheet. The term is primarily encountered in technical, engineering, and architectural texts.

Metallilevy refers to a flat sheet of metal produced by rolling, extrusion, or stamping. Typical materials include steel, aluminum, copper, and stainless steel. Metal sheets vary in thickness and finish and are sold as coils or cut-to-size pieces for fabrication. They are used in a wide range of applications, from construction and roofing to electronics enclosures and automotive panels.

In usage, metallilevylle appears in technical documentation and drawings to indicate the destination or contact surface of a component with a metal sheet. It is used when describing steps such as alignment, fastening, or attachment to the metal sheet. The form helps to clearly specify where an action should occur, especially in procedures, installation guides, and assembly instructions.

See also: metallilevy, Estonian grammar, allative case.