Toleransseilla

Toleransseilla is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the noun toleranssi, meaning tolerance or tolerance range. In standard Finnish, toleranssi refers to the permissible deviation from a specified measurement or characteristic, and toleransseilla is the adessive plural form meaning “with tolerances” or “under tolerances.” The form appears in technical and industrial writing to indicate the presence or application of a set of tolerance values to parts, assemblies, or processes.

In engineering and manufacturing, tolerances define allowable variations in dimensions, geometry, surface finish, and other properties. Documents may describe features “toleransseilla” to indicate that several tolerances are applied or considered for a given component. For example, a specification might state that parts are produced with tolerances that ensure interchangeability and proper function in an assembly.

Beyond engineering, tolerance concepts appear in biology (immune tolerance) and social sciences (social tolerance). The Finnish terms toleranssi and toleranssit are used across domains; toleransseilla as a case form is used primarily in Finnish sentences to connect to the underlying concept of tolerance or its applications.

Usage notes: toleransseilla is not a standalone concept in most contexts; it is a grammatical form referring to tolerances as a set. In Finnish, other forms like toleranssit (plural nominative) or toleranssien (genitive plural) may be encountered.

See also: toleranssi, tolerance (engineering), immune tolerance, dimensional tolerance.