viljelylle

Viljelylle is the allative form of the Finnish noun viljely, which means cultivation or farming. In Finnish grammar, the allative case is formed with the suffix -lle and is used to express direction toward something, or to indicate purpose or suitability for something. Therefore viljelylle can appear in phrases that mean “to cultivation” or “for cultivation.”

Usage and meanings

Viljelylle is used when talking about something intended for cultivation, directed at cultivation, or designated for cultivation. It often modifies nouns to specify the relationship to cultivation. Examples:

- viljelylle tarkoitettu tuki (support intended for cultivation)

- viljelylle asetetut tavoitteet (goals set for cultivation)

- sijoitukset viljelylle (investments for cultivation)

- koulutus viljelylle (training for cultivation)

These phrases show how the allative form ties resources, plans, or policies to the domain of cultivation.

Grammatical notes

Viljelylle is not a standalone topic but a grammatical form. It appears in sentences where the speaker wants to indicate that something is aimed at or allocated to cultivation. The allative -lle can attach to various nouns to express “for” or “toward” a目的 related to viljely, and it is commonly used in agricultural, horticultural, and environmental discourse.

Context and relevance

In everyday Finnish, viljelylle helps distinguish the intended recipient or purpose of actions, resources, or regulations. It reflects how Finnish uses case endings to encode relationships between concepts such as activity, policy, or support, and the domain of cultivation. While viljelylle may appear in technical or formal writing about farming or land use, it remains a standard grammatical form rather than a separate, standalone concept.