Kiertueiden

Kiertueiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun kiertue, meaning a tour or circuit of performances, such as music, theater, or sports events. The form is used to indicate possession or relation to multiple tours. For example: kiertueiden aikataulut (the schedules of the tours), kiertueiden liput (tickets for the tours), kiertueiden järjestäminen (the organization of the tours).

In usage, kiertueiden appears in journalism, press releases, and planning documents when referring to more than one tour. It often accompanies another noun in the nominative to express what belongs to or concerns the tours, for instance in phrases describing logistics, venues, or ticketing.

Etymology and morphology: kiertue is a Finnish word denoting a tour or circuit; the genitive plural is formed with the suffix -iden, yielding kiertueiden. Finnish employs several genitive plural endings, and -iden is common with certain stem types; the exact form depends on the noun class and phonology.

Translation: The closest English equivalents are "tours" or "of the tours," depending on the context.