Valaisinten

Valaisinten is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun valaisin, meaning lamps or light fixtures in contexts that express possession or association. As a standalone term, valaisinten does not denote a separate concept; it appears in phrases such as valaisinten väri (the color of the lamps) or valaisinten valmistus (the manufacture of lamps).

Valaisin refers to a device that provides illumination, including ceiling, floor, and wall fixtures. The word is common in everyday language as well as in architectural, electrical, and design contexts. In everyday speech, people often use valaisimet (the nominative plural) to refer to lamps in a straightforward way, while valaisinten appears when describing attributes or relations to multiple lamps.

Morphology and usage: valaisin is the base form; genitive singular is valaisimen and genitive plural is valaisinten. This grammatical form is typical in Finnish when indicating possession or association with a group of lamps, for example “valaisinten tehokkuus” (the efficiency of the lamps) or “valaisinten sijoittelu” (the placement of the lamps). In most technical or consumer writing, the more common nominative plural valaisimet or individual lamp names are used, with valaisinten reserved for phrases that require a genitive plural.

See also: valaisin, valaistus, valaisinalan terminologia.