veistokselle

veistokselle is a Finnish term that translates to "for the sculpture" or "to the sculpture." It is a dative case form of the noun "veistos," which means sculpture. This grammatical form indicates the recipient or beneficiary of an action related to a sculpture. For example, one might say "lahja veistokselle" which means "a gift to the sculpture," implying that the sculpture itself is being honored or adorned in some way.

In a broader sense, "veistokselle" can be used metaphorically to suggest dedicating effort or resources towards the creation, preservation, or appreciation of sculptural art. It speaks to the value placed on these three-dimensional artworks and the desire to contribute to their existence or legacy. The term is purely grammatical and does not refer to a specific type of sculpture or artistic movement. Its meaning is entirely derived from its function within a Finnish sentence.