Kohdekohta

Kohdekohta is a Finnish noun meaning “target location” or “point of interest.” It is formed from the words kohde (target, object of interest) and kohta (place, point) and is used to denote the specific place or object that serves as the reference point in planning, analysis, or instructions.

The term appears across several fields. In navigation, cartography and surveying, kohdekohta refers to the location that is the subject of measurements or mapping. In photography and film, it can designate the focal point or the primary subject within the frame. In logistics, project management, and workflow design, it indicates the intended end point of a process, a delivery location, or an objective. In data collection and experiments, it marks the spatial target where observations are made.

Usage and morphology: as a compound noun, kohdekohta follows standard Finnish declension rules and is inflected for case and number (for example, kohdekohdan in genitive or kohdekohtaa in partitive). The precise meaning depends on context, so clarification is often necessary.

See also: kohde, kohta. Examples: “Kartalla kohdekohta on merkitty punaisella.” “Kameran tarkennus asetetaan kohdekohtaan.”