utilointijmuotoon

Utilointijmuotoon is a term used in Finnish grammar to describe a specific case form of nouns. It is one of the inflectional forms that nouns can take in the Finnish language, along with nominative, genitive, partitive, and several others. The utilointijmuotoon is used to indicate the purpose or function of a noun, similar to the English preposition "for" or "to."

For example, in the sentence "Kirja on opiskelijaa varten" (The book is for the student), the word "opiskelijaa" is in the utilointijmuotoon. This form is formed by adding the suffix "-n" to the genitive form of the noun. In this case, the genitive form of "opiskelija" (student) is "opiskelijan," and adding "-n" gives "opiskelijaan."

The utilointijmuotoon is commonly used in Finnish to express the purpose or function of an object, the recipient of an action, or the beneficiary of an action. It is an essential part of Finnish grammar and is used in various contexts, from everyday conversation to formal writing. Understanding and correctly using the utilointijmuotoon is crucial for effective communication in Finnish.