Transkriptsiooniks

Transkriptsiooniks is a Finnish term that translates to "for transcription" or "to transcribe." It is a grammatical case ending in Finnish, specifically the allative case, used to indicate movement towards or into something, or for the purpose of something.

In Finnish grammar, nouns, pronouns, and adjectives can take case endings to show their grammatical function in a sentence. The allative case ending for singular nouns often takes the form of "-lle." However, when referring to the purpose or intention of an action, the allative case can also be expressed using the suffix "-ks," followed by a personal pronoun suffix if applicable, or sometimes used as a standalone ending indicating "for the purpose of" or "for the sake of."

The form "transkriptsiooniks" specifically implies "for the purpose of transcription" or "to be transcribed." It suggests that an action is being done with the intention of creating a transcription. For example, one might say a recording is being prepared "transkriptsiooniks," meaning it is being prepared for the purpose of transcription. This usage highlights the intended use or destination of an object or action.