Olotilojen

Olotilojen is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun olotila, which denotes a state, condition, or circumstance of a person, a system, or an environment. The word olotila covers health status, mood, functioning, and overall conditions, and it is widely used in medical, scientific, and everyday language. The form olotilojen is used when referring to the states in a collective sense or when expressing possession or relation to multiple states.

In use, olotilojen typically appears in phrases describing changes, variations, or assessments of conditions. Examples include olotilojen muutokset (changes in the conditions), olotilojen vaihtelu (variation of the states), and olotilojen mukaan (according to the conditions). The construction supports discussions about how different states influence outcomes, decisions, or treatments in fields such as healthcare, environmental monitoring, and systems management.

The term is closely connected to olotila as the base noun, and to related linguistic forms such as olotilaa (partitive) and olotilalla/olotiloilla (various locative cases, depending on exact context). In practical Finnish, olotilojen appears most commonly in written and formal prose when multiple states are being described or compared, rather than in casual speech.

See also: olotila, tila, olosuhteet.