Viiltoja
Viiltoja is a Finnish noun that functions as the plural form of viilto, meaning incisions, cuts, or grooves. The term is used across several professional and everyday contexts to refer to multiple slit-like openings or markings. In medicine, viiltoja describes surgical incisions; in woodworking or metalworking, it can denote grooves or notches cut into a material; in design and crafts, it may refer to decorative or functional cuts on surfaces.
Grammatically, viiltoja is the partitive plural form of viilto. This form is commonly used when referring to
Etymology and related terms: Viilto comes from Finnish, with the sense of a cut or incision. It
See also: viilto (singular), viiltää (to cut), viiltoja in plural usage. The word is primarily a neutral,