Staattisille

Staattisille is the allative plural form of the Finnish adjective staattinen, which means static or stationary. In Finnish grammar, the allative case marks direction toward or for something, and adjectives agree with the noun they modify. Therefore staattisille is used when referring to multiple static things as the indirect object or recipient of an action, such as in technical or formal contexts.

Usage examples are common in engineering, IT, or physics writings. For instance, ohjeet staattisille järjestelmille means “instructions for static systems,” and yhteensopivuus staattisille laitteille can be understood as “compatibility for static devices.” In such phrases the adjective staattinen or its plural forms takes the allative ending to match the plural noun it describes.

Related forms include staattiselle (allative singular) and staattisilla (inessive plural, meaning “in/about the static devices” or “on the static devices” depending on context). The base term staattinen is the core meaning “static,” and staattisille functions as a grammatical tool to specify the target or recipient in a sentence.

Etymology notes: staattisille derives from staattinen, which stems from the same root used to express static or stationary concepts in Finnish. The allative form expands the word’s usage to indicate application, direction, or suitability to multiple static items rather than to a single entity.

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, staattinen.