Tallettaminen

Tallettaminen is a Finnish noun describing the act of depositing, storing, or archiving something in a secure place or account. The term stems from the verb tallettaa, meaning to deposit or store for safekeeping, and tallettaminen denotes the process itself. It is commonly used in formal or technical language.

In financial contexts, tallettaminen refers to depositing money or valuables into a bank account or other financial institution. A deposit is often called a talletus, while the act of making the deposit is tallettaminen. The process is typically documented with receipts and recorded in account statements.

In information management and archival work, tallettaminen describes adding records, documents, or digital data to a repository, archive, or database. Through tallettaminen, materials are stored for long-term preservation and future retrieval. The term is also applicable in libraries, museums, and other institutions where items are placed into collections or storage facilities.

In broader usage, tallettaminen emphasizes safekeeping and orderly storage, rather than transfer of ownership. It can appear in policy documents, guidelines, and procedural manuals related to money handling, data management, or archival practices.

See also: tallettus, tallettaa. While tallettaminen is widely understood in Finnish contexts, the more common everyday terms for specific cases include talletus for a deposit and arkistointi or tallennus for archival or digital storage, depending on the context.