pyynnölle

pyynnölle is a Finnish word that translates to "for the request" or "to the request". It is the allative case of the noun "pyyntö", which means "request" or "plea". This grammatical form indicates direction or destination, essentially specifying that something is intended for or directed towards a particular request.

In Finnish grammar, the allative case is formed by adding the suffix "-lle" to the stem of the noun. Therefore, "pyyntö" becomes "pyynnölle" when used in this context. This case is commonly used to show that an action is done for someone or something, or that something is given to someone or something.

For example, one might say "Vastaus pyynnölle" which translates to "An answer for the request". Here, "pyynnölle" shows that the answer is intended to address or fulfill the request. Similarly, "Lupa pyynnölle" means "Permission for the request", indicating that permission is being granted in response to a request. The usage of "pyynnölle" is fundamental in constructing sentences that express responsiveness, fulfillment, or dedication towards a stated request in the Finnish language. It is a common and essential grammatical construction for everyday communication.