tiliin
Tiin is a term that appears in Finnish grammar as an inflected form of the noun tili, meaning “account” or “bank account.” In this context, tiliin functions as the illative singular form, a grammatical case used to indicate movement toward or into a destination or state.
Morphology and form: The base noun tili combines with the illative suffix to produce tiliin. Finnish inflectional
Usage and context: Til in’s illative form is most often encountered in banking, accounting, or financial language,
Relation to related topics: Til in belongs to the broader system of Finnish case morphology, in which
See also: Finnish language, illative case, tili (account).
Note: Tilin is a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone lexical entry; its relevance is primarily