räjähtymiselle

Räjähtymiselle is a Finnish grammatical form, the allative case of the noun concept räjähtymä (an explosion or detonation) or räjähtyminen (the act of exploding). In Finnish, the allative -lle often indicates direction toward something, or purpose for which something is intended, so räjähtymiselle can be translated as “to the explosion” or “for the explosion.” It is primarily used in formal, technical, or regulatory language rather than in everyday speech.

Formation and usage: The base nouns are räjähtymä and räjähtyminen. The allative räjähtymiselle appears in phrases where the explosion event is the target, recipient, or intended reference of an action or description. Examples in technical contexts may include constructions like räjähtymiselle tarkoitettu laite (a device intended for explosive use) or räjähtymiselle altistuva (exposed to an explosion). In safety reports or risk assessments, such forms help specify conditions or hazards related to explosive events.

Etymology: Räjähtymä comes from räjähtyä, meaning “to explode.” Räjähtyminen is the nominalized form meaning “the explosion” or “the detonation.” The allative räjähtymiselle is one of Finnish’s case forms used to express direction, target, or purpose related to the explosive event.

Notes: This entry describes a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. Its appearance is most common in technical, regulatory, or descriptive Finnish texts.