illatiivipäätteen
The illative case is a grammatical case found in some languages, particularly Finnic languages like Finnish and Estonian. It is used to express motion into or towards a location. In essence, it answers the question "into where?" or "where to?".
The illative case is typically formed by adding specific suffixes to the noun stem. For example, in
Estonian also features an illative case, though its forms and usage can differ slightly from Finnish. The
The illative case is crucial for expressing directional movement and is a fundamental part of the grammatical