Viiveille

Viiveille is a grammatical form in Finnish, the allative plural of the noun viive, which means "delay" or "latency." As an allative case form, viiveille conveys movement toward, direction to, or the recipient/beneficiary of an action in relation to multiple instances of the base noun. It is therefore not an independent lexeme but an inflected form used within sentences where case marking expresses syntactic relationships.

In usage, viiveille can appear in everyday contexts when talking about several delays or deferrals and in technical fields such as audio engineering, telecommunications and computing when referring to multiple latencies or delay parameters. Because the allative case often carries meanings that English expresses with prepositions such as "to" or "for," viiveille commonly corresponds to phrases like "to the delays" or "for the delays" depending on context.

The form illustrates a general feature of Finnish morphology: extensive case marking to express grammatical relations without relying on separate prepositions. Understanding viiveille requires familiarity with Finnish declension patterns and the role of locative and directional cases in structuring meaning.