informaatiolle

Informaatiolle is the allative form of the Finnish noun informaatio, meaning information. In Finnish grammar, the allative case, marked by the suffix -lle, expresses direction toward something or the recipient of an action. Consequently, informaatiolle can indicate “to information” or “for information” depending on the context, typically in clauses describing sending, providing, or directing information to a person or organization.

Morphology: The form is created by attaching the allative suffix -lle to the noun informaatio. This is in line with Finnish noun‑case patterns, where the allative denotes destination or beneficiary in statements about transfer or communication.

Usage: Informaatiolle appears mainly in formal, administrative, or technical language where information is treated as something that has a destination or recipient. In everyday Finnish, speakers more often use expressions such as tiedoksi (“for your information”) or other constructions using different cases or prepositional phrases to convey similar meanings.

Context and limitations: The allative form of information tends to be more common in official or specialized discourse than in casual conversation. Its use signals a focus on the recipient or target of information, rather than merely describing information as a general concept.

See also: Finnish language, allative case, informaatio, tiedoksi.