saastuttamalle

Saastuttamalle is a Finnish word that translates to "to pollute" or "for polluting." It is the adessive case of the infinitive of the verb "saastuttaa," which means "to pollute." The adessive case in Finnish is often used to indicate the means or manner by which something is done. Therefore, "saastuttamalle" can be understood as "by means of polluting" or "through polluting."

This term is commonly used in environmental contexts when discussing the causes and effects of pollution. For example, a sentence might read "Teollisuus toimii saastuttamalle ilmaa ja vettä," which translates to "The industry operates by polluting the air and water." It highlights the action of polluting as the method or agent through which the industry functions or causes harm.

The concept of "saastuttamalle" is central to environmental regulations and discussions about sustainable practices. It underscores the responsibility associated with polluting activities and the need for measures to mitigate their impact. Understanding this grammatical form helps in comprehending Finnish discourse on environmental issues and the actions that contribute to pollution.