Talletukselle

Talletukselle is the illative singular form of the Finnish noun talletus, meaning a deposit or safekeeping. In Finnish, talletus can refer to a monetary deposit at a bank, a safekeeping of valuables, or a stored item. The form talletukselle conveys direction toward a deposit, similar to “to the deposit” or “for the deposit” in English. It is used in contexts where the act or designation is aimed at a deposit or depositing.

In banking and administrative language, talletukselle may appear in phrases describing transfers, allocations, or designations of funds toward a deposit account, a safekeeping facility, or a deposit entry. For example, a sentence might say that funds have been transferred talletukselle (to the deposit), or that a document is addressed talletukselle (to the deposit). Its exact meaning depends on the surrounding verbs and nouns.

Etymology: talletus derives from tallettaa, meaning to deposit or store away; talletukselle attaches the illative suffix -lle to indicate movement toward or destination of the action. The related forms include talletus (deposit) and talletuksia (plural deposits), as well as other case forms.

Notes: The illative case in Finnish marks direction toward something, and talletukselle is one such form used with nouns like talletus. It is not a standalone concept like “the deposit” but a grammatical form used within sentences.

See also: talletus; illative case; Finnish grammar; banking terminology.