kaapeleille

Kaapeleille is a Finnish grammatical form of the noun kaapeli (cable). It represents the allative case used in the plural, commonly translated as “to the cables” or “for the cables.” The allative suffix -lle marks direction toward or a purpose related to the referenced items. The singular counterpart is kaapelille (to the cable).

In usage, kaapeleille appears in technical and practical contexts such as product labeling, catalogs, and installation instructions. It is used when referring to multiple cables as the destination, target, or intended use of a component or action. For example, a sentence might state that a connector or fastener is designed for kaapeleille, meaning it is suitable for use with cables.

Examples:

- Nämä liittimet on suunniteltu kaapeleille. (These connectors are designed for cables.)

- Kaapeleille tarkoitetut eristimet ovat saatavilla varastosta. (Insulation suitable for cables is available from stock.)

Notes:

- Kaapeleille is a specific plural allative form; the singular form is kaapelille.

- The allative case is common in formal, technical, and instructional Finnish, and is less frequent in everyday casual speech where simpler phrasing may be used.

See also:

- Finnish grammar: noun cases and the allative

- Kaapeli (cable)