tulosteelle

Tulosteelle is a Finnish word that functions as the allative form of tuloste, meaning a printout or other printed document. The suffix -lle marks direction or destination, so tulosteelle translates roughly as “to the printout” or “for the printout.” The term is used primarily in technical, administrative, or formal writing to indicate where an output should be directed or stored within a workflow, interface, or documentation.

In practice, tulosteelle appears in manuals, forms, and software interfaces to designate the target of an action or output. It can refer to directing data toward a printed document, such as a report or bank statement, or to specifying the intended destination of a print job within a system.

Because tuloste is a general term for printed documents, tulosteelle is a specialized grammatical form rather than a separate concept. In everyday Finnish, speakers often choose other cases or wording depending on the exact context, but tulosteelle remains common in technical or procedural language where the destination of output is explicitly described.

Examples of usage are typically found in instructions or interface labels, such as “Tiedot siirretään tulosteelle” (The data is moved to the printout) or “Valitse tulosteelle tulostettava kohde” (Select the target to print to the printout). The form signals a directional relationship to a printed document within Finnish syntax.