Piirisarjalle

Piirisarjalle is the allative form of the Finnish noun piirisarja. Piirisarja itself is a compound of piiri meaning circuit and sarja meaning series, and in electronics it typically refers to a set or arrangement of electrical circuits. The allative suffix -lle marks direction toward or purpose for something, so piirisarjalle translates roughly as “to the circuit series” or “for the circuit series.”

In usage, piirisarjalle appears in sentences where something is directed at, intended for, or designated for a particular circuit series. This is common in technical writing, installation instructions, and design specifications. Examples of the form in context include: Asenna johdot piirisarjalle. Tämä lisälaite on suunniteltu piirisarjalle. Ohjelmisto on tarkoitettu piirisarjalle. These illustrate the sense of directing an action or purpose toward the circuit series.

Finnish has several other inflected forms of piirisarja. Piirisarjan is the genitive form (“of the circuit series”), piirisarjalla is the adessive/inessive form meaning “on/at the circuit series” or “with the circuit series,” and piirisarjalle is the allative form described here. The full set of forms follows the ordinary Finnish noun case patterns.

Note that piirisarja and its inflected forms are relatively specialized terms, most commonly encountered in electronics, engineering, and related technical texts. In everyday Finnish, simpler references to circuits or series of circuits are often sufficient. See also piirisarja and Finnish grammar cases for broader context.