Kammioiden

Kammioiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun kammio, meaning chamber or cavity. The form is used to express possession or relation to multiple chambers, and it appears in phrases describing characteristics or features of those chambers.

In grammar, kammioiden functions within noun phrases to indicate “of the chambers” or “the chambers’.” It is common in technical and scientific writing, where systems are discussed in terms of their component chambers. For example, kammioiden tilavuus refers to the volume of the chambers, and kammioiden toiminta describes the function of the chambers.

The word kammio has several senses, including anatomical use for chambers or cavities within organs, such as the chambers of the heart, as well as more general meanings of hollow compartments. The genitive plural kammioiden is formed with the suffix -iden, a standard pattern for certain Finnish stems when indicating possession or association with multiple items.

Finnish grammar overall features multiple forms of the genitive plural, with -iden being one common pattern alongside -ien in other stems. The specific form kammioiden is therefore dictated by the stem ending and phonological rules of Finnish morphology. In ordinary usage, kammioiden appears primarily in descriptive, medical, and scientific contexts to refer to multiple interconnected chambers and their properties.