radiokanavalle

Radiokanavalle is the allative form of the Finnish noun radiokanava, which means a radio channel. The word is used to indicate direction toward or the destination of content being directed to a specific radio channel.

In linguistic terms, radiokanavalle is a case form that signals destination, similar to other allative endings in Finnish. It is formed by adding the suffix -lle to the noun stem radiokanava. The form is commonly used with verbs and constructions that involve sending, assigning, or choosing a channel as the target for broadcast or placement, such as lähettää (to send) or valita (to select).

Usage examples include: Ohjelma lähetetään radiokanavalle. This means “The program is broadcast to the radio channel.” In written and spoken Finnish, radiokanavalle appears in contexts where a program, file, or content is intended for a particular channel, for example in newsrooms, broadcasting logistics, and media metadata.

In digital media and broadcasting interfaces, radiokanavalle is used to denote the target channel in menus, scheduling systems, and metadata fields. It helps clarify which channel will carry a given program or item, especially when multiple channels are available.

See also: radiokanava; Finnish grammar and allative case.