Silmille

Silmille is a Finnish linguistic form that represents the allative case for the plural noun silmä (eye). The form translates roughly as "to the eyes" and is used to indicate direction toward the eyes or to designate something directed at them. In Finnish, the allative suffix -lle marks destination or recipient; for singular eyes the form is silmälle, while for plural it is silmille. The use of silmille is most common in grammatical discussion and in literary or descriptive contexts where a phrase requires direction toward the eyes, such as pointing attention or indicating visual focus.

In contemporary usage, silmille does not function as a widely used standalone word or common noun. It may appear in linguistic examples, glosses, or as part of set phrases. There is no widely recognized entity, brand, or place known simply as "Silmille" in major reference sources; any such use would be context-specific.

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, Finnish language.