johtimille

johtimille is a Finnish allative plural form of the noun johto, and its meaning depends on context. The base word johto has several related senses, most relevantly “leadership/management” and “cable, line, conductor” in technical language. When the allative suffix -ille is added to the plural stem, the result indicates direction toward multiple entities, yielding translations such as “to the conductors” or “to the cables.”

In practice, johtimille is primarily encountered in technical and engineering contexts, where actions or instructions are directed at cables or electrical conductors. It is not standard to use this form to refer to people in leadership positions; for that sense Finnish typically uses johtajille.

Morphology and usage notes: the allative case marks direction toward something, so johtimille specifies the destination or target of an action. The exact interpretation—whether physical cables, conductors in a circuit, or, in more rare cases, metaphorical leadership-related contexts—depends on surrounding words and the overall subject matter of the text.

See also: Finnish grammar, allative case, johto (cable/lead), johtimet.