jakeluille

Jakeluille is a Finnish grammatical form used to indicate direction toward multiple recipients or distribution channels. Specifically, it is the plural allative case of the noun jakelu, with jakelu meaning distribution or dissemination. The corresponding singular form is jakelulle, while jakeluille marks that the target is plural.

In Finnish grammar the allative case (ending in -lle) expresses movement toward or targeting a place, person, or thing. When used with plural targets, the form becomes jakeluille, signaling “to the distributions” or “to distribution channels/outlets” in contexts involving several recipients or outlets.

Usage and contexts

Jakeluille occurs predominantly in formal, administrative, logistical, or business texts. It may describe sending materials, information, or goods to multiple recipients, venues, or distribution points. Common domains include logistics plans, publishing and media distribution, marketing campaigns, and public communications where materials are allocated to a network of outlets or partners.

Examples

- Tiedotteet jaettiin jakeluille. (The press releases were distributed to distribution channels.)

- Materiaali toimitettiin jakeluille ja viranomaisille. (The material was delivered to the distribution points and authorities.)

Notes

Jakeluille is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form derived from jakelu. Its use is more common in written, formal language than in everyday speech.

See also

jakelu, jakeluverkosto, jakelupiste, jakelukanava.