tyttärilleen

"tyttärilleen" is a Finnish word that translates to "to his/her/their daughters" or "for his/her/their daughters". It is the allative case of the word "tytär", which means "daughter". The allative case in Finnish typically indicates movement towards or direction, or can be used to express possession or belonging.

The specific meaning of "tyttärilleen" depends on the context in which it is used. If a father says "Annan tämän kirjan tyttärilleni", it means "I will give this book to my daughters". If a mother says "Olen ylpeä tyttärilleni", it means "I am proud of my daughters". The plural form "tyttärilleen" indicates that the action or state applies to more than one daughter. The possessive suffix "-en" attached to "tyttärilleen" signifies that the daughters belong to the subject of the sentence, implicitly indicating a parental relationship.

The word is encountered in various contexts, from literature and poetry to everyday conversation. It is a common grammatical form used by Finnish speakers when referring to their daughters. Understanding the allative case and possessive suffixes is key to fully comprehending the grammatical function and meaning of "tyttärilleen" within a Finnish sentence.