Ottajille

Ottajille is the allative plural form of the Finnish noun ottaja. Ottaja typically means a receiver, recipient, taker, or acquirer—one who takes or receives something. The base ottaja is formed from the verb ottaa, “to take,” with the agentive suffix -ja, which in Finnish yields a noun for the doer or recipient of an action. In its plural allative form ottajille, the -lle suffix marks the indirect object “to” or “for” the recipients, applicable when referring to multiple receivers.

In usage, ottajille appears in formal or bureaucratic contexts where emphasis is placed on the recipients of a transfer, grant, donation, or allocation. It is not a term for buyers or customers; those roles are usually expressed with ostaja (buyer) or asiakkaat (customers). Ottajille is therefore most common in sentences that describe distribution or payment directed to beneficiaries.

Examples:

- Rahoitus jaetaan ottajille. (The funding is distributed to the recipients.)

- Lahjoitukset maksetaan ottajille. (The donations are paid to the recipients.)

Notes:

- Ottaja and its forms are regular Finnish inflections: ottajan/ottajien (genitive), ottajaa/ottajia (partitive), ottajat (nominative plural), and ottajille (allative plural).

- As a grammatical form, ottajille is not a standalone concept but a case-inflected form used to indicate recipients in sentences involving transfer or allocation.