Talletuksiin

Talletuksiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun talletus, which means a deposit or the act of depositing money or valuables. In Finnish, talletuksiin is used in contexts where movement toward or into deposits is described, such as banking, savings, or other deposit-related activities. It appears in both formal written language and consumer-facing material when referring to deposits as a category or object.

Etymology and grammar: talletus derives from the verb tallettaa, meaning to deposit or entrust. The illative plural suffix -iin marks direction toward multiple deposits or the concept of deposits in general. Thus talletuksiin can be understood as “into deposits” or “to deposits,” depending on the sentence. This form is primarily a grammatical construction rather than a standalone concept.

Usage: In financial and regulatory writing, talletuksiin is commonly found in phrases such as talletuksiin liittyvät ehdot (terms related to deposits) or siirtää varoja talletuksiin (transfer funds into deposits). Its use signals a focus on deposits as a category and is often contrasted with other financial directions like nostot (withdrawals) or sijoitukset (investments). In everyday speech, the form is less common, but it may appear in customer communications or official documents to specify deposit-related actions or policies.

See also: talletus, talletus-tilit, pankkitoiminta.