Aidoissa

Aidoissa is a Finnish noun form meaning inside fenced areas; it is the inessive plural form of the noun aita, which means fence. The word is used to describe locations that are contained within multiple fences or enclosures.

In usage, aidoissa functions to indicate that something is located within the boundaries created by fences rather than just near a single fence. It appears in contexts involving farms, animal enclosures, gardens, and other spaces that are physically enclosed by fencing. The singular counterpart is aidassa, used for “in the fence” or “inside a fence,” while aidoissa specifically marks a plural, “in the fences” or “in fenced areas.”

Examples of the form can be found in descriptive writing about rural settings, animal pens, or public spaces with several fences. For instance, a sentence like Eläimet pysyivät aidoissa can be translated as “The animals stayed in the fenced areas,” conveying that the animals were inside the multiple fences that defined their space.

Related terms include the singular form aidassa (in a fence) and the plural aidat (fences). Aidoissa is part of Finnish location grammar, where inessive forms express “in” or “inside” a place. The word commonly appears in everyday Finnish, especially in discussions of farms, pet enclosures, and landscaped areas with multiple fences.

See also: aita (fence), aidat (fences), aidassa (in a fence).