klinikkalle

Klinikkalle is the illative form of the Finnish noun klinikka, meaning a clinic. It marks direction toward a location, and is used when describing going to a clinic, as in Olemme menossa klinikkalle, or Käyn klinikkalle huomenna.

Grammatically, klinikkalle is formed by taking klinikka and adding the illative suffix -lle. The corresponding form for “at the clinic” is klinikkalla, which is the inessive case. The illative is typically used with verbs of motion to indicate a destination, while the inessive expresses a static position.

In everyday Finnish, klinikkalle is common in healthcare contexts and travel instructions. For example, statements about going to a clinic for an appointment or directing someone to a clinic often use this form. It is a neutral, standard grammatical construction rather than a proper noun.

As a grammatical form, klinikkalle is not typically capitalized unless used as a brand name or title in a specific, branding context. In ordinary writing, it remains a common noun form reflecting direction to a clinic rather than identifying a particular organization.

See also: Finnish language, Illative case, Klinikka.