annotaattoreille

Annotaattoreille is a Finnish noun phrase meaning “to the annotators” or “for the annotators.” It is the allative form used with the plural intention, referring to multiple people who perform annotation tasks. The base word annotaattori means an annotator, and the allative suffix -ille marks destination or beneficiary in Finnish, indicating to whom something is addressed or intended.

In use, annotaattoreille often appears in research, data annotation, and language technology contexts. It designates the recipients of instructions, materials, feedback, or data sets. For example, Lähetämme ohjeet annotaattoreille translates to “We send the instructions to the annotators,” and Tiedot toimitettiin annotaattoreille means “The data were sent to the annotators.” The form thus helps specify the role of a group of people within a workflow or collaboration.

Phonological and grammatical notes: annotaattoreille follows standard Finnish morphology where the allative suffix -lle marks the benefits or recipients, combined with the plural form of annotaattori. The singular allative would be annotaattorille, meaning “to the annotator” or “for the annotator.”

Overall, annotaattoreille is a functional term in Finnish discourse for describing actions directed at or intended for multiple annotators, especially within academic, linguistic, and data-annotation settings.