Symboleille

Symboleille is a Finnish word that functions as the allative plural form of the noun symboli (symbol). It translates roughly as "to the symbols" or "for the symbols" and is used to indicate direction toward a group of symbols or the intended recipient of an action involving symbols. The form is built with the allative suffix -ille, and its plural sense is determined by the surrounding context and the number of symbols being referenced.

Grammatically, symboleille functions as a noun in the allative case indicating destination or beneficiary; its use is parallel to other allative forms such as kaupungille (to the city) or symbolille (to the symbol) in the singular, with context allowing it to refer to multiple symbols. It commonly appears in educational or linguistic descriptions, and in contexts where multiple symbols are the topic, such as lists, labels, or instructions.

Usage: In ordinary Finnish, symboleille can appear with verbs that take a dative-like indirect object, e.g., "Annoimme ohjeet symboleille" (We gave instructions for the symbols). In technical writing about iconography or symbol sets, it can be used to specify actions directed at multiple symbols or to describe resources intended for symbols as a group.

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, symbol.