llative
Llative is a grammatical case used in certain languages to indicate motion toward a location or into the interior of a referent. It is part of a broader locative system that encodes spatial relations such as location (the inessive), origin or exit (elative), contact or surface location (adessive and allative), and the direction toward a place (llative or illative). The exact name and form of the case vary by language and tradition: some grammars call it llative as a typological term, while others use illative to describe the same semantic field, especially in Finnic languages where the traditional term illative is common.
Morphology: In languages that employ a dedicated llative, the case is typically expressed by suffixes attached
Examples: In Finnish, the corresponding illative formation expresses movement into a place; talo (house) becomes taloon
See also: illative, inessive, elative, adessive, allative, locative, Uralic languages.