Katoterassien

Katoterassien is the Finnish plural genitive form of katoterassi, meaning roof terraces. In Finnish-language architectural and real estate contexts, katoterassien is used to indicate ownership or association with multiple roof terraces, rather than to name a separate concept.

Etymology: The word katoterassi combines katto ("roof") and terassi ("terrace"). The plural genitive suffix -ien marks possession or association with the plural noun, yielding katoterassien.

Usage: In descriptions and planning documents, phrases such as "katoterassien kunnossapito" (maintenance of roof terraces) or "katoterassien kapasiteetti" (capacity of roof terraces) appear. It is also common in real estate marketing to refer to "katoterassien mahdollisuudet" (possibilities of roof terraces). The term is specific to Finnish and may be encountered in municipal zoning files, architectural briefs, and property listings.

Notes: As a grammatical form, katoterassien does not denote a distinct category or movement; it is an inflected form used within larger noun phrases. See also: katoterassi, katto, terassi, Finnish grammar: genitive plural.