Pysäytykselle

Pysäytykselle is a Finnish word that translates to "for stopping" or "to stopping." It is the allative case of the noun "pysäytys," which means "stopping" or "halt." The allative case in Finnish typically indicates movement towards a place or state, or the purpose for which something is done. Therefore, "pysäytykselle" suggests an action or object intended to bring about a stop or halt.

This phrase can be used in various contexts. For example, it might refer to a device or mechanism designed for stopping something, such as a "jarru pysäytykselle" (brake for stopping). It can also describe the reason for an action, like "syynä pysäytykselle oli este tiellä" (the reason for stopping was an obstacle in the road). In a more abstract sense, it could relate to the purpose of an initiative or effort aimed at halting a particular trend or activity.

The grammatical function of "pysäytykselle" is to specify the target or purpose of the action of stopping. Understanding the allative case is crucial for correctly interpreting its meaning in Finnish sentences. The word itself is a clear example of how Finnish uses case endings to convey nuanced grammatical relationships.