Kohokohtien

Kohokohtien is a Finnish noun phrase that refers to the collection of highlights or high points within a sequence of events, such as a sports season, a film, a conference, or a year in review. The term emphasizes the most notable moments and serves as a concise label for a summary that concentrates on peak performances, key outcomes, or memorable scenes.

Etymology and grammar: Kohokohtien is the genitive plural form of kohokohta, which means highlight or peak moment. In usage, Kohokohtien appears in contexts where a list, recap, or montage is described as belonging to or comprising the highlights of a subject. It functions as a descriptive label and can be combined with nouns like kooste (recap), lista (list), or video reel.

Usage and contexts: In journalism and publishing, Kohokohtien can introduce a recap or a highlight reel, for example in headlines, captions, or summaries that present the most important moments from an event or period. Broadcasters, event organizers, and media producers may create Kohokohtien videos, slideshows, or written roundups to provide a focused view of what stood out. The term is descriptive and flexible, rather than being tied to a fixed format.

Relation to related terms: Kohokohta is the singular form; kohokohtia refers to the partitive or plural forms in other grammatical cases. In English-language media, the concept corresponds to “highlights,” “recap,” or “highlight reel.” While Kohokohtien can appear as a generic label, it is not a widely fixed title of a specific work unless used as such in a particular publication.