avioitumiselle

Avioitumiselle is the allative form of the Finnish noun avioituminen. Avioituminen refers to the act or concept of entering into a marriage, and avioitumiselle is formed by adding the suffix -lle to the noun stem to indicate direction toward or a relation to that concept in grammar.

In Finnish, the allative case marks direction toward something, a recipient, or a purpose, and is used with nouns and with verbs that take an allative object. Because avioituminen is an abstract noun, avioitumiselle appears most often in linguistic descriptions, grammar exercises, or theoretical examples rather than in everyday prose. It serves primarily to illustrate how inflection works in Finnish and to show how abstract concepts can take grammatical cases just as concrete nouns do.

Usage considerations include that avioitumiselle is not a common word to encounter in normal conversation. It is typically encountered in educational or descriptive contexts where noun inflection, case forms, and Finnish syntax are being explained. Learners should be aware that Finnish uses distinct case endings to convey nuanced relationships, and avioitumiselle exemplifies the allative’s role with an abstract noun.

See also: Finnish grammar, avioituminen, noun cases, allative case, illative case, genitive case.