Tuomareille

Tuomareille is the Finnish allative plural form of the noun tuomari (judge). It means “to the judges” or “for the judges” and is used to indicate the recipient or beneficiary of an action. In Finnish, the allative case marks direction toward or for someone, and tuomareille specifically applies to a group of judges.

Usage examples illustrate its function with verbs that take a recipient. For instance, Lähetän palautteen tuomareille means “I am sending the feedback to the judges,” and Ohjeet toimitettiin tuomareille ennen kilpailua means “The instructions were delivered to the judges before the competition.” The form is commonly found in contexts related to sports, legal proceedings, or any situation where actions are directed toward a panel or group of judges.

Grammatically, tuomareille is the plural allative form of tuomari. The singular allative is tuomarille. Finnish has no articles, and forms like tuomareille help specify the agent or beneficiary without additional words.