Sovitulle
Sovitulle is a Finnish inflected form derived from the past participle sovittu, meaning “agreed.” In Finnish, the allative suffix -lle can be attached to nouns or certain adjectival forms to indicate the recipient or target of an action. As a result, sovitulle is used in formal or legal language to denote the party or person to whom an agreement or decision applies.
Usage of sovitulle is specialized and relatively rare outside formal contexts. It is not a common everyday
In practical terms, sovitulle typically appears within larger phrases such as “sovitulle osapuolelle” or “sovitulle taholle,”
Related forms and concepts include the allative suffix -lle in Finnish grammar, and the more general use
See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, sovittu, contract drafting terminology.