torille
Torille is the illative form of the Finnish noun tori, meaning market square. The expression translates roughly as “to the market square” and is used to indicate movement toward the market in everyday language. For example, Mennään torille means “Let’s go to the market.” The illative case -lle marks direction toward a place.
The market square has historically been a central public space in Finnish towns and cities, where vendors
In Finnish culture, “torille!” has been used as a rallying cry or call to join public events
Usage notes: torille contrasts with torilla, which is the adessive case meaning “on the market square.” The