päättämiselle

Päättämiselle is a Finnish term that translates to "for decision-making" or "to decision-making." It is a grammatical case, specifically the allative case, used to indicate the recipient or purpose of an action related to making a decision. The allative case in Finnish is typically formed by adding the suffix "-lle" to the noun.

When "päättämiselle" is used, it suggests that something is intended for the process of making a decision, or that a decision is being made for a particular reason or towards a specific outcome. For instance, one might dedicate resources "päättämiselle" if they are setting aside time or funds specifically for the task of reaching a decision. Similarly, a proposal might be presented "päättämiselle" to indicate that it is being submitted for consideration and a subsequent decision.

The context in which "päättämiselle" appears is crucial for fully understanding its meaning. It implies a focus on the act of deciding, the factors influencing the decision, or the object of the decision. It is not a standalone concept but rather a grammatical marker that modifies the noun "päättäminen" (decision-making) to express a specific relationship to other elements in a sentence. The use of this case highlights the directionality or purpose related to the decision-making process itself.