Takkeihin

Takkeihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun takki, meaning coat. In Finnish grammar, the illative case marks movement toward or into a location, and the plural illative form is used when the destination involves more than one item. Therefore takki becomes takkeihin when referring to entering, going into, or directing toward multiple coats.

The form takkeihin is built from the stem takki with the illative plural suffix -eihin, resulting in takkeihin. This contrasts with the singular illative form takkiin, which would be used when referring to a single coat. The distinction between singular and plural illatives is a common feature of Finnish noun inflection and is important for correct agreement with verbs and numerals in a sentence.

Takkeihin is used in standard Finnish in both spoken and written language when coats are the objects of movement or destination in plural. It also appears in descriptive or thematic contexts that discuss multiple coats as a group or category, such as lists, inventories, or scenarios involving several coats.

See also: Finnish grammar, illative case, takki.