polyeneille

Polyeneille is a Finnish inflected form that occurs with the noun polyene. It represents the allative/dative plural form, used to denote movement toward or benefit for the referent polyene—the group of polyene molecules or a polyene-related entity. In practice, -lle marks direction or beneficiary, so polyeneille translates roughly as "to polyenes" or "for polyenes." As a form, it is not a separate lexical entry but a grammatical ending attached to the base noun.

In sentences: "Tutkimus polyeneille on käynnissä" (a study for polyenes is underway). "Soveltuvuus polyeneille on arvioitu" (suitability for polyenes has been assessed). These examples show a typical scientific usage where the recipient or target group is polyenes.

Usage notes: Polyeneille appears primarily in technical Finnish texts discussing chemistry, materials science, or biology where polyenes are the referent. It is less common in everyday language and would be found mainly in glossaries, tables, or formal prose. The base noun polyene may be treated as a loanword or as an established Finnish stem; inflection follows standard Finnish allative plural patterns.

See also: Finnish language, Finnish grammar, allative case, polyene (chemistry).