Ulosmenoissa

Ulosmenoissa is a Finnish noun form that functions as the inessive plural of the word ulosmeno, which refers to an outing or a movement to go outside from a place. In common usage, ulosmeno can describe organized activities or trips where a group leaves an indoor setting to be outdoors. The form ulosmenoissa translates roughly to “in the outings” or “during the outings.”

Etymology and form: The base is a compound of ulos (out) and meno (going, movement). Finnish grammar combines this base with a plural inessive suffix, resulting in ulosmenoissa. The related base forms include ulosmeno (singular nominative) and ulosmenot (plural nominative). The inessive plural ending -issa/-issä marks location or state “in” multiple outings.

Usage: Ulosmenoissa is used when discussing activities or events that take place outside, especially in contexts such as schools, youth organizations, or workplaces planning or reporting on excursions. Examples of use include: “Koulun ulosmenoissa oppilaat voivat harjoitella käytännön tehtäviä,” meaning that in the outings the students can practice practical tasks; and “Viime talven ulosmenoissa järjestettiin talvimarka” referring to winter outings that were organized.

Related terms: A more general and common synonym for outdoor group activities is retket (excursions). Ulosmeno509 is more specific to the act of going out from an indoor space and is often found in institutional or formal language rather than casual speech.

See also: Finnish grammar – inessive case; Finnish plurals and noun declension; vocabulary for outdoor activities.

Note: Ulosmenoissa is primarily a grammatical form used to describe multiple outings in the sense of going outside, rather than a standalone widely used everyday concept.