Kantoja
Kantoja is a Finnish-language term and, in some contexts, a proper name. Linguistically, kantoja is the partitive plural form of kanto, a noun typically meaning "tree stump," "rootstock," or more broadly "base" or "remnant." In Finnish grammar the partitive plural (formed with the suffix -ja/-jä for many stems) is used to indicate an incomplete quantity, ongoing action, negation, or an indefinite amount, so kantoja can be translated in English as "some stumps" or "stumps" in those grammatical contexts.
As a lexical item, kantoja occurs in everyday speech, forestry and agricultural vocabulary, and in descriptive
Pronunciation in Finnish is approximately [ˈkɑntojɑ], with stress on the first syllable. Because its primary identity