Naapurustojen

Naapurustojen is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun naapurusto, which means neighborhood or neighborhood area. The form corresponds to the phrase “of the neighborhoods” and is used to express possession or relation to multiple neighborhoods in Finnish.

In Finnish grammar, the plural of naapurusto is naapurustot, and the genitive plural is naapurustojen. The genitive plural is formed by adding the suffix -en to the plural stem, yielding naapurustojen for expressions like “of the neighborhoods” or “the neighborhoods’.”

Usage of naapurustojen appears in neutral, descriptive writing, particularly in urban planning, statistics, geography, and local journalism. Examples include naapurustojen kehitys (the development of the neighborhoods), naapurustojen palvelut (the services of the neighborhoods), and naapurustojen välinen yhteistyö (the cooperation between the neighborhoods).

Etymology and related forms: naapurusto derives from the concept of a neighborhood or district; related forms include naapurusto (singular) and naapurustot (plural). The word is commonly used in discussions of city districts, community planning, and spatial analyses to designate relationships involving multiple neighborhoods. See also naapurusto, naapurustot, and naapurit for related terms referring to neighbors or the neighboring areas.