Taulukoihin

Taulukoihin is the illative plural form of taulukko, meaning it denotes movement toward or placement into multiple tables. In Finnish grammar, the illative case answers the question “into which place?” and the plural form taulukoihin corresponds to “into the tables.”

The word is commonly used in contexts involving data organization, spreadsheets, and databases, where information is stored or arranged in tabular structures. Taulukoihin signals the destination of data, such as where records are being saved, transferred, or organized.

Examples of use include: Tiedot siirrettiin taulukoihin. The data were transferred into the tables. Tiedot tallennettiin taulukoihin. The data were stored in the tables. Koodari lisäsi uuden rivin taulukoihin. The programmer added a new row to the tables. These sentences illustrate taulukoihin as indicating the target tables for an action.

Taulukoihin contrasts with taulukkoon, which is the singular illative form meaning “into the table.” The form taulukoihin is appropriate when referring to more than one table, while taulukkoon refers to a single table. The term itself remains a grammatical inflection rather than a separate concept, and its use is largely confined to contexts involving data organization, reporting, and software that manipulates tabular data.