nuille

nuille is a Finnish word that serves as the dative plural form of "ne." In Finnish grammar, "ne" is a demonstrative pronoun meaning "those" or "they." The dative case in Finnish indicates the indirect object of a verb or the recipient of an action or state. Therefore, "nuille" translates to "to those" or "for those," signifying something directed towards a plural group of previously mentioned or understood entities.

The usage of "nuille" is context-dependent. For instance, if one is talking about giving something to a group of people, "Annan kirjat nuille" would mean "I am giving the books to those." Similarly, when referring to abstract concepts or objects, it functions similarly. For example, "Selittäkää säännöt nuille" translates to "Explain the rules to those." Understanding the declension system of Finnish, including cases like the dative and the pluralization of pronouns, is crucial for correctly employing "nuille" in communication. It is a common and fundamental element of Finnish sentence structure.