Myymälöiden

Myymälöiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun myymälä, which means store or shop. In Finnish, the genitive plural is used to indicate possession or association with multiple entities. Therefore myymälöiden is used when something belongs to or relates to several stores. For example: myymälöiden aukioloajat translates to the opening hours of the stores, myymälöiden tilat to the stores’ facilities, and myymälöiden työntekijät to the stores’ employees.

The genitive plural commonly appears in noun phrases where the head noun denotes the thing possessed or described by the stores. Basic related forms include: nominative plural myymälät, genitive singular myymälän, genitive plural myymälöiden, partitive singular myymälää, and partitive plural myymälöitä.

Usage of myymälöiden is frequent in retail contexts, such as market reports, business documentation, signage, and contractual language that concerns more than one store. It is not a standalone term but a grammatical form of a common noun used to express belonging or relation to multiple stores.