Laaksojen

Laaksojen is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun laakso, meaning valleys. It is used to express possession or association with more than one valley, for example in phrases describing features, ownership, or relations of valleys.

In Finnish, laakso is a regular noun, and its genitive plural is formed by replacing the ending with -ojen, yielding laaksojen. The phrase corresponds to "of the valleys" or "the valleys’" in English and commonly appears in compound noun phrases and descriptive clauses, such as laaksojen reunat (the edges of the valleys) or laaksojen asutus (the settlement of the valleys) or laaksojen maisema (the landscape of the valleys).

Because Finnish uses case endings to indicate relationships rather than prepositions, laaksojen functions as a grammatical form of laakso rather than as a standalone word in many contexts. It is typically found in sentences that describe attributes or possessional relations involving multiple valleys. Related forms include laakso (valley), laakson (genitive singular), and laaksot (nominative plural).