Sadepisaroiden

Sadepisaroiden is a Finnish grammatical form, the genitive plural of sadepisara, the word for a raindrop. It translates roughly to “of the raindrops” or “the raindrops’” and is used to express possession or association with raindrops in a sentence.

In Finnish, the genitive plural is formed in many nouns with the ending -iden. Sadepisaroiden follows this pattern, and it can function as a dependent noun in constructions such as “sadepisaroiden kastelema maa” (the ground moistened by raindrops). The form is commonly seen in literary contexts, especially in nature writing or poetry, where raindrop imagery is used to evoke mood, atmosphere, or seasonal change.

There is no widely recognized organization, movement, or work officially named “Sadepisaroiden.” Rather, it is primarily a grammatical form that may appear as a noun phrase within Finnish texts. Its prominence lies in illustrating Finnish declension and the association between rain and imagery in the language.

See also: sadepisara; Finnish grammar; raindrop imagery.