Sallitumpaan
Sallitumpaan is a Finnish grammatical form that is used to express movement toward a more permissive state or interpretation. It is the illative case form of the comparative adjective sallitumpi, which is derived from the verb sallia (to permit) and the related root meaning “permitted.” In Finnish, the illative marks direction toward something, roughly translating to “into” or “toward” in English. Therefore sallitumpaan can be read as “into a more permissive [state/interpretation].”
The form is primarily a linguistic and grammatical item rather than a standalone word with independent meaning.
Sallitumpaan is built from the base adjective sallitumpi (more permissible) by adding the illative suffix -aan/-en,
Finnish grammar, illative case, comparative adjectives, Finnish morphology.
The term is primarily of linguistic interest and appears in discussions of Finnish syntax and word formation.