Paksuuksilla

Paksuuksilla is a Finnish noun form that comes from paksuus, meaning thickness. It is the adessive plural form, used to indicate “on the thicknesses” or “with the thicknesses” of multiple things. In Finnish, the base noun paksuus refers to the dimension of how thick something is, and its plural nominative is paksuudet. The adessive plural paksuuksilla is primarily a technical or scientific construction.

Usage of paksuuksilla is common in contexts where several thickness values are compared or discussed, such as geology, construction, materials science, or medical measurements. The form emphasizes the thickness attributes as a set or as a factor affecting outcomes. It is less common in everyday speech and more typical in formal reports or analyses.

Examples of usage:

- Kerrosten paksuuksilla on vaikutus äänieristykseen. (The thicknesses of the layers affect the sound insulation.)

- Raportissa käsitellään paksuuksilla mitattujen arvojen vaihteluita. (The report discusses variations in values measured by thickness.)

Related terms include paksuus (thickness), paksuudet (thicknesses, nominative plural), and phrases that describe thickness measurements or tolerances. The term paksuuksilla helps specify a set of thickness values as a parameter or characteristic under consideration.

Summary: Paksuuksilla is a specialized Finnish plural adessive form used to refer to multiple thicknesses, typically in technical writing, to indicate measurements or characteristics tied to layer or material thickness.