osuuskunnalle

osuuskunnalle is the allative form of the Finnish noun osuuskunta, which means cooperative. In Finnish grammar, the allative case marks direction toward or the recipient of an action and is formed with the suffix -lle. Therefore osuuskunnalle is used to indicate that something is addressed to, given to, or carried out for the cooperative.

An osuuskunta is a member-owned, democratically governed business entity that provides goods or services to its members and, in many cases, to the public. Cooperatives are organized around shared interests and operate on principles such as voluntary and open membership, member control, and the distribution of profits among members based on their participation.

In regular Finnish texts, the form osuuskunnalle appears in legal, administrative, and financial contexts to designate the cooperative as the recipient of an action or obligation. For example, it can indicate where payments are directed or where communications are sent.

Examples:

- Lasku maksetaan osuuskunnalle. (The invoice is paid to the cooperative.)

- Tiedot toimitettiin osuuskunnalle. (The information was delivered to the cooperative.)