Aukojen

Aukko is a Finnish noun meaning a hole, opening, or gap in a solid object or surface. Aukojen is the genitive plural form of aukko, used to indicate possession or association with multiple openings.

In Finnish grammar, aukko follows the standard noun inflection system for number and case. The genitive plural form aukkojen is used when describing something related to more than one opening, for example in phrases like seinien aukkojen määrä (the number of openings in the walls) or aukkojen sulkeminen (closing the openings). The form appears in contexts such as architecture, engineering, and description of objects with multiple holes or gaps.

Etymologically, aukko is a common Finnish word for an opening or hole, and aukkojen is simply its genitive plural form. It is a frequently encountered noun in everyday Finnish and in technical language, where precise reference to multiple openings is required.

See also: Aukko and Reikä, other Finnish terms for openings or holes, and Finnish noun inflection patterns.