Kioskeihin

Kioskeihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun kioski, meaning into kiosks or to kiosks. In Finnish, the illative case expresses movement toward or into a place, and the plural suffix -ihin is used when the reference is to more than one kiosk. The form is built from the stem kioski with the illative plural ending, yielding kioskeihin.

Usage typically describes someone moving toward or entering multiple kiosks, such as those found at markets, along streets with several stalls, or at events. Example: "Menen kioskeihin etsimään välipalaa." This translates to "I am going into the kiosks to look for a snack." The phrase can imply visiting several kiosks rather than entering a single one, depending on context.

Notes: The singular counterpart is kioskiin ("into a kiosk"). Finnish also marks number and case through other endings, so correct usage depends on whether you refer to one kiosk or several, and on the sentence structure. Kioskeihin serves as a practical example of how Finnish marks motion toward plural objects.