Mentoreiden

Mentoreiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun mentori, meaning mentor. It marks possession or association with more than one mentor, and is used to indicate things that belong to mentors or relate to them. In English, it corresponds to the phrase “the mentors’” or “of the mentors.”

Examples in Finnish include:

- Mentoreiden tuki on tärkeä osa ohjelmaa. (The mentors’ support is an important part of the program.)

- Mentoreiden ohjelma tarjoaa ohjausta ja neuvoja. (The mentors’ program provides guidance and advice.)

- Mentoreiden kokemukset rikastuttavat oppimisympäristöä. (The mentors’ experiences enrich the learning environment.)

Usage and context:

Mentoreiden appears commonly in educational, corporate, and research settings in Finland, where programs pair experienced mentors with mentees. The form is part of standard grammar for expressing relationships with groups of people or roles. It is used when referring to resources, policies, or actions that involve multiple mentors.

Etymology:

The word mentori is a loanword from English mentor; mentoreiden is its genitive plural form in Finnish.

See also:

Mentori, Mentorship, Mentoring program.