Valheiden

Valheiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun valhe, meaning "lie" or "falsehood." It is used to denote the relationship "of lies" in phrases where Finnish expresses possession or association with lies. The form is derived from the plural nominative valheet; the genitive plural here is -en, yielding valheiden.

In usage, valheiden accompanies a following noun in the genitive or stands in constructs such as valheiden määrä ("the amount of lies"), valheiden verkko ("a web of lies"), and valheiden vaikutus ("the impact of lies"). The phrase remains neutral and is commonly found in journalism, literary analysis, and political discourse.

Examples:

- Valheiden määrä kasvaa poliittisessa keskustelussa. (The amount of lies grows in political discourse.)

- Hän kertoi valheiden verkosta. (He spoke about a web of lies.)

- Valheiden vaikutus voi olla tuhoisa. (The impact of lies can be devastating.)