Kenttien

Kenttien is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun kenttä, which means field, court, or area. It is used to show possession or association with multiple fields, or to form phrases describing something related to fields in general.

In usage, kenttien appears in phrases that refer to facilities, property management, or resources connected to fields. For example, koulun kenttien kunnossapito means the maintenance of the school's fields, and kenttien käyttö refers to the use of the fields. The form is common in administrative, sports, agricultural, and land-management contexts, among others.

Finnish grammar notes: the singular genitive of kenttä is kentän, and the plural genitive is kenttien. The word kenttä is also used in other senses, including sports fields, agricultural fields, or more abstract data fields in technical language. The plural genitive kenttien can appear in compounds alongside other possessors, as in koulun kenttien arvoitus or kaupungin kenttien piirissä, depending on the intended meaning.

See also: kenttä (meaning and senses), kenttien arvo (field values) in technical contexts, and datakenttä (data field) as a related term in computing. Kenttien is a typical example of Finnish genitive plural formation with the -ien suffix, reflecting possession or association with multiple entities.