Asuinoloihin

Asuinoloihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun asuinolo, a term used to refer to a dwelling or living space and, more broadly, to living conditions. In Finnish grammar, the illative case marks movement toward or into something, and the plural illative is formed with the suffix -iin, here yielding asuinoloihin. The form is primarily found in written or formal contexts, such as policy discussions, academic writing, or reporting on housing and living conditions.

Usage and meaning

Asuinoloihin is used when speaking about entering or relating to multiple living spaces or to living conditions in a collective sense. It can appear in sentences like: He muutti asuinoloihin, meaning they moved into the living quarters; Tutkimus examined asuinoloihin liittyviä tekijöitä, meaning factors related to living conditions. The term can also appear in discussions about housing policy, urban planning, or social welfare, where the focus is on conditions in residences or the state of housing for groups of people.

Synonyms and context

In everyday language, speakers often use more common terms such as asunto, asuinpaikka, or asuinympäristö to describe a dwelling or living environment. Asuinoloihin tends to be found in formal, administrative, or scholarly contexts and is part of broader discussions about housing quality, accessibility, and living standards. Understanding its illative plural form helps in parsing sentences that describe movement toward or involvement with multiple living spaces or living conditions.

See also

Finnish illative case, asuinolo (singular), asuinolot (living conditions).