Sumujen

Sumujen is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun sumu, which means fog or mist. In Finnish, sumu refers to a visible blanket of small water droplets near the ground that reduces visibility. The genitive plural sumujen is used to indicate possession or association with multiple fogs, or to refer to fog as a collective. It appears in phrases such as sumujen peitossa (under the cover of the fogs) or sumujen reunat (the edges of the fogs).

Form and usage: sumu in singular is sumu; genitive singular sumun; partitive sumua. Plural nominative sumut; genitive plural sumujen; partitive plural sumuja. The genitive plural is a standard inflection used when describing relations to more than one fog or to fog in a general sense.

Context and nuance: sumujen is primarily a grammatical form and does not denote a separate concept outside of Finnish noun inflection. It is commonly found in descriptive writing, poetry, and meteorological or landscape descriptions where multiple fog masses are being referenced.

Relation to related terms: sumu is the base word for fog or mist; sumujen is a specific inflected form. Understanding sumujen helps in parsing phrases that describe possession or attribution involving fog, such as landscapes affected by multiple fog layers.

See also: Finnish language, Finnish grammar, sumu, noun declension.