Töilleen

Töilleen is a Finnish word that translates to "to his/her/its work" or "to their work" in English. It is an adverbial form derived from the noun "työ," meaning work. The suffix "-lleen" indicates possession and is attached to the dative case of the noun. Therefore, "töilleen" literally means "to work of his/her/its/their."

The word is commonly used to describe someone's departure to their place of employment. For example, "Hän lähti töilleen" translates to "He/She went to his/her work." It can also be used in a more general sense to indicate that someone is occupied with their duties or responsibilities. The exact translation and nuance can depend on the context of the sentence.

In Finnish grammar, the possessive suffix "-lleen" is used when the possessed item belongs to the third person singular or plural. This makes "töilleen" applicable to a wide range of subjects. The word is a fundamental part of everyday Finnish vocabulary, frequently encountered in conversations about daily routines, employment, and responsibilities. Understanding its meaning is crucial for comprehending basic Finnish sentences related to work and personal activities.