Turbiineille

Turbiineille is a Finnish allative plural form of the noun turbiini, meaning turbines. In Finnish grammar, the allative case, marked with the suffix -lle, expresses direction toward something or a beneficiary. Therefore turbiineille can translate as “to the turbines” or “for the turbines,” depending on the context.

The singular counterpart is turbiinille (to the turbine) and, in different contexts, the related forms include illative turbiineihin (into the turbines) and genitive turbiinin (the turbine’s) or turbiinien (the turbines’). Turbiineille is commonly used in technical and industrial Finnish to indicate items, services, or actions intended for or directed at multiple turbines. It is not a separate lexical item but an inflected form of turbiini.

Usage notes include its role in phrases such as turbiineille tarkoitettu laite (a device intended for the turbines) or huoltosopimus turbiineille (a maintenance contract for the turbines). The choice between turbiineille and other case forms depends on whether the sentence indicates destination, benefit, or association with the turbines.

Examples:

- Huoltosopimus turbiineille. (A maintenance contract for the turbines.)

- Turbiineille tarkoitettu öljy. (Oil intended for the turbines.)

- Turbiineille asennettavat osat ovat valmiita. (Parts to be installed for the turbines.)

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, turbiini.