kiinnittymisille

Kiinnittymisille is Finnish a noun form that operates as the allative plural of kiinnittyminen, a term meaning attachment, adhesion, or affiliation. The allative case suffix -ille signals direction toward or for something, so kiinnittymisille can be understood as “to attachments” or “for attachments” in contexts where kiinnittyminen is the referent.

In usage, kiinnittymisille appears primarily in formal or technical texts, such as sociology, psychology, or law, where discussions concern attachment patterns, affiliations, or responsibilities related to attachments. It can also occur in linguistic analyses of Finnish morphology to illustrate how the -minen noun form interacts with case endings when specifying the target or recipient of a relation.

Examples of the form can be found in sentences that discuss requirements, obligations, or guidelines connected to attachments. For instance, a sentence might state that a regulation koskee kiinnittymisille asetettuja velvoitteita, meaning that the regulation concerns obligations directed at attachments. Another example could describe investigations into the effects of kiinnittymisille annettujen ohjeiden on sitoutumiseen, referring to how instructions directed at attachments influence commitment.

See also kiinnittyminen, kiinnittymisteoriat, and related grammatical concepts such as the allative case and other forms derived from kiinnittyminen. Kiinnittymisille as a form is primarily of interest in linguistic analysis and in contexts where precise direction or allocation to attachments is being described.