Latauksilla

Latauksilla is a Finnish linguistic form derived from the noun lataus, meaning charge or loading. In its adessive plural form, latauksilla, it generally denotes a location or state related to multiple charges or loadings, and it is used in contexts where objects are described as being on or carrying certain charges, or having certain charge states.

From a grammatical standpoint, latauksilla is the plural adessive form of lataus. It is often attached to nouns referring to batteries, devices, or other items that can hold a charge, as in phrases describing the charge state of several objects. Because it is a grammatical form rather than a fixed concept, its exact meaning depends on the surrounding terms and the context in which it appears.

In practice, latauksilla appears mainly in technical, scientific, and consumer electronics language. It may describe the status of energy storage in multiple components, refer to charge levels across several devices, or indicate the presence of charges in a system under discussion. The term is commonly found alongside related words such as lataus (charge), laturi (charger), and latauspiste (charging point).

Semantic nuances of latauksilla reflect Finnish usage patterns for energy storage and loading processes. The word can function within broader descriptions of battery management, power supply, and data transfer where the concept of “charges” or “loadings” is relevant. Because Finnish differentiates fine-grained case and number forms, latauksilla gains precise meaning only when paired with the appropriate nouns and verbs in a sentence.

See also: lataus, latauslaite, laturi, latauspiste.