Taltioiden

Taltioiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun taltio, which refers to a recording, stored media, or an archive. In Finnish grammar, taltioiden signals possession or relation to multiple such items, as in phrases like kaikkojen taltioiden sisällöt or taltioiden hallinta. The nominative plural is taltioita, while the genitive plural is taltioiden. The form is common in contexts related to media archives, digital preservation, and documentation of recorded material.

Usage and meaning: taltioiden is used to describe attributes, ownership, or association of several recordings or archived items. It appears in administrative, archival, or descriptive language, for example in metadata statements, cataloging notes, or discussions about the handling and preservation of multiple recordings. Because taltio refers to a tangible or digital recording or archive, taltioiden often appears alongside terms such as arkisto, tallennus, arkistointi, and sisällöt.

Relation to related terms: taltiointi (the act or process of recording), tallennus (saving or recording data), and arkisto (archive) are closely connected concepts. The genitive plural form taltioiden enables precise expression of ownership or association with several recordings within technical, academic, or cultural contexts.

Example sentences: Kaikkien taltioiden sisällöt ovat saatavilla verkossa. Taltioiden hallinta kuuluu arkistointiprosessiin.

See also: taltiointi, arkisto, tallennus.