käyttöoikeuksilleen

Käyttöoikeuksilleen is a Finnish word that translates to "for its usage rights" or "to its usage rights" in English. It is a grammatical form of the noun "käyttöoikeus," which means "usage right" or "right of use." The word itself implies a context where something is being granted, transferred, or described in relation to its associated permissions or entitlements.

The concept of käyttöoikeus is common in various legal, technical, and everyday contexts. In law, it refers to the legal right to use a property, intellectual property, or resource. For example, a company might acquire käyttöoikeudet to a software program, meaning they have the right to use it according to the terms of a license agreement. In everyday language, it can simply mean the permission to use something, like borrowing a tool or having access to a shared facility.

The grammatical form "käyttöoikeuksilleen" specifically indicates that the usage rights themselves are the object or recipient of an action or preposition. For instance, one might say "yritys myönsi käyttöoikeuksilleen laajat valtuudet" which translates to "the company granted extensive powers to its usage rights," or more naturally, "the company granted extensive rights to its usage." This form is used when referring to the rights belonging to a specific entity, indicated by the possessive suffix "-en" on the plural noun "käyttöoikeudet" (usage rights). It highlights a focus on the permissions and entitlements associated with a particular subject.