käyttäjäryhmille

Käyttäjäryhmille is a Finnish term formed from käyttäjäryhmä (user group) and the allative suffix -lle, indicating the target or recipient of something. It is the plural allative form, used to refer to activities, information, or actions intended for or directed at multiple user groups.

In Finnish, the allative form answers questions such as for whom or for which groups. Käyttäjäryhmille is commonly found in technical and organizational contexts, particularly in software, IT administration, and user documentation, where permissions, settings, or guidance are described as intended for specific groups of users (for example, IT staff or end users). The construction helps distinguish the intended audience from individual users or from other entities.

Typical usage includes phrases like “ohjeet on tarkoitettu käyttäjäryhmille,” meaning the instructions are intended for certain user groups, or “käyttöoikeudet voidaan myöntää käyttäjäryhmille,” meaning access rights can be granted to user groups. The form emphasizes the collective audience rather than a single user and is often contrasted with singular forms like käyttäjäryhmälle (to one user group) or käyttäjille (to users).

Related concepts include käyttöoikeudet (permissions), käyttäjä (user), and käyttäjäryhmä (user group). The term appears in documentation, policy texts, and configuration guides where precise audience targeting is needed. As a grammatical form, kõige resembles other Finnish plural allative constructions used to mark recipients or targets in formal writing.