Suolille

Suolille is a Finnish word that represents the allative grammatical form of the noun suoli, meaning intestines. In Finnish grammar, the allative case is used to indicate direction toward something or a recipient in certain verb constructions, and it is formed by adding the suffix -lle to the noun stem. Therefore, suolille translates roughly as “to the intestines” and is used in contexts that describe movement toward the organ or a destination in anatomical or physiological writing.

The form is most commonly encountered in scientific or educational texts where precise locative or directional meaning is required. Outside these contexts, suolille is relatively uncommon, and speakers typically rephrase to avoid using the allative for clarity. The existence of suolille highlights the richness of Finnish case morphology, particularly for body-part nouns that support specialized locative expressions. In ordinary conversation, more general constructions or different cases are usually preferred when referring to the intestines or related concepts.

See also: Finnish language, Allative case, Suoli.