Auditorioihin

Auditorioihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish loanword auditorio, meaning “to the auditoriums” or “into the auditoriums.” It is used when describing movement toward or into multiple auditorium spaces, such as during campus events, conferences, or large performances.

Origin and morphology: Auditorio is a borrowed noun, adopted into Finnish from international English or other languages where the term for a large lecture hall is common. In Finnish, the illative plural suffix -ihin attaches to the stem auditorio-, producing auditorioihin. This form signals movement into more than one auditorium. The corresponding singular illative would be auditorioon (to the auditorium).

Usage: The phrase is typical in formal or event-related writing on campuses, conference centers, or theaters with several halls. For example: “Opiskelijat suuntasivat auditorioihin seuraaville luennoille.” or “Yleisö siirtyi auditorioihin eri rakennuksissa.” These constructions convey that people moved toward multiple distinct auditoriums.

Related forms and notes: The singular illative form of auditorio is auditorioon, used when referring to entering a single auditorium. Auditorio as a loanword may appear in various registers, from official programs to news reporting, depending on the context and audience.

See also: auditorio; Finnish illative case; Finnish loanwords.