Tukipohjissa

Tukipohjissa is a Finnish term that functions as the inessive plural form of tukipohja, a noun meaning a base or support used to bear load. The word is used in construction, machinery, furniture, and other technical contexts to refer to multiple bases or footings, or to describe the location of components relative to these bases. Roughly translated, tukipohjissa means “in the support bases” or “on the support bases.”

Etymology and morphology: Tukipohja is a compound of tuk- (support) and pohja (base). In Finnish, the inessive case indicates location inside or within something, and the plural form is -issa/-issä, yielding tukipohjissa. The corresponding singular forms are tukipohjassa (inessive) and tukipohja (nominative).

Usage: In technical writing and drawings, tukipohjissa may appear when describing where parts are mounted or located. For example, a sentence might indicate that certain fastening points are located in the tukipohjissa of a machine or structure, implying the components sit within the base structures. The term helps specify spatial relations in plans, manuals, and component arrangements.

Related terms: Tukipohja is related to other Finnish terms such as tukijalka (support leg), tukirakenne (support structure), and pohja (base). While tukipohjissa denotes location, other forms may refer more broadly to individual bases or to the concept of footing in engineering contexts.

Notes: The concept is part of general Finnish technical vocabulary and relies on standard Finnish morphology and word formation.