ilmoittajille

Ilmoittajille is a Finnish word that functions as the allative form of ilmoittaja, the noun meaning a person who reports or informs. The base ilmoittaja comes from ilmoitus, meaning a report or notification, with the agent suffix -ja. The nominative plural is ilmoittajat, while the allative plural form is ilmoittajille, used to indicate “to the informants” or “for the informants” in sentences where the direction or recipient is specified.

In usage, ilmoittaja can refer to someone who reports information to authorities, such as a witness, whistleblower, or complainant, depending on the context. In journalism, it may denote a source providing information. The form ilmoittajille commonly appears in documents or instructions that are addressed to informants or directed at them, for example in procedural guidelines or notice templates: “Ilmoittajille annetaan ohjeet” (Instructions are given to/in regard to the informants).

Context and nuance vary by field. In legal and administrative contexts, ilmoittaja often refers to someone who submits a report or notification; in media or research contexts, it can describe a informant or source. As a case-inflected form, ilmoittajille is not a standalone noun but a grammatical form used to indicate recipients of action or information.

See also: ilmoittaja, ilmoitus, ilmoituskanavat, whistleblower.