hajusteille

Hajusteille is a Finnish word formed as the allative plural form of the noun hajuste. The term hajuste refers to a fragrance or perfuming substance and is typically used in contexts related to cosmetics, perfumery, or scent formulation. In everyday Finnish, more common words for fragrance are tuoksu or haju, while hajuste is relatively specialized and found mainly in technical or product-descriptive language.

In Finnish grammar, the allative case (-lle) marks direction toward or the target of an action, often translated as "to" or "for." Therefore hajusteille translates roughly to "to fragrances" or "for fragrances," depending on context. The form is commonly encountered in product labeling, industry documentation, and descriptions that discuss materials or ingredients intended for use in fragrances.

Usage notes and context: hajusteille is most likely to appear in professional or catalog contexts rather than in casual speech. It can be found in phrases such as hajusteille tarkoitetut raaka-aineet (raw materials intended for fragrances) or hajusteille suunnatut tuotteet (products designed for fragrances). When referring to a single fragrance, the singular form hajusteelle would be used instead of hajusteille.

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, noun hajuste, and related terminology in cosmetics and perfumery.