Uutisjuttuun

Uutisjuttuun is the illative form of the Finnish noun uutisjuttu, meaning "to the news story" or "into a news article." The noun uutisjuttu combines uutinen (news) and juttu (story or piece). The illative case marks movement toward or into something, here a specific news article.

In Finnish, illative forms express destination when used with verbs of motion or with linking phrases. Uutisjuttuun appears in formal or instructional contexts, such as journalism guidelines, website navigation, and linguistic discussions. The form is formed by adding the illative suffix -uun to the stem, yielding uutisjuttuun.

Examples: "Linkki vie uutisjuttuun." (The link leads to the news article.) "Käyttäjä siirtyi uutisjuttuun." (The user moved to the news article.)

Notes: Uutisjuttuun is primarily a grammatical form and is most common in written, technical, or editorial contexts. In everyday speech, speakers often use more general phrasing or rely on other constructions rather than explicitly stating the illative destination.

See also: uutisjuttu; Finnish illative; Finnish grammar.