Tukiasemiin

Tukiasemiin is the illative plural form of tukiasema in Finnish, used to denote movement toward or destination of multiple relay stations or substations. The base word tukiasema can refer to different kinds of infrastructure depending on context, including telecommunications base stations and electrical substations. The illative case signals direction, such as when speaking about plans, routes, or operations involving several stations.

In telecommunications, tukiasema refers to a base station or relay site that connects mobile or radio units to a wider network. Such stations are integral to cellular networks, wireless communications, and radio systems, providing coverage, authentication, and network access at a given location. When referring to more than one such site, the illative form tukiasemiin is used to describe movement toward or activity related to those stations, for example in planning, logistics, or operational documentation.

In the electrical power sector, tukiasema is commonly understood as a substation, where voltage is transformed and distributed to feeders. The illative tukiasemiin may appear in contexts describing the destination of construction work, maintenance, or inspection teams that are assigned to multiple substations.

Linguistically, tukiasemiin is part of Finnish grammar, illustrating how noun endings mark case and number. The term is typically used in technical, logistical, or planning texts rather than everyday conversation, and its precise meaning is inferred from context through the dual senses of tukiasema as telecom base stations or electrical substations.

See also: tukiasema, base station, substation, Finnish grammar illative case.