Syntymäaikojen

Syntymäaikojen is a Finnish term that translates to "birth dates" in English. It refers to the specific dates on which individuals are born. Birth dates are significant in various cultural, legal, and personal contexts, serving as primary identifiers in official records such as birth certificates, passports, and driver's licenses.

In Finland, as in many countries, the correct recording of birth dates is essential for establishing identity, age-related rights, and eligibility for certain services or benefits. Finnish law mandates the documentation of birth dates shortly after birth, and these records are maintained by the Digital and Population Data Services Agency (Väestörekisterikeskus).

Birth dates also hold cultural importance, often associated with astrological signs, traditional celebrations, and personal milestones. In Finnish society, knowing and accurately recording someone’s syntymäaika (birth date) is typically considered important for social and official recognition.

In demographic analysis and research, birth date data contribute to understanding population trends, birth rates, and age distributions within a country. They are also used in genealogical research, allowing individuals to trace family histories and lineage.

Overall, syntymäaikojen are fundamental personal data points that play a crucial role in both individual identification and broader societal functions within Finland.