Vuotoihin

Vuotoihin is a Finnish inflectional form rather than a standalone lexical entry. It represents the illative plural form of the noun vuoto, which means leak, discharge, or spillage. In Finnish, the illative case expresses direction toward or into something, and the plural form indicates multiple targets or occurrences.

Meaning and usage

Vuotoihin is used when describing movement toward leaks, discharges, or spaces affected by leaks, in contexts such as engineering, plumbing, environmental reporting, or safety discussions. The exact nuance depends on the broader sentence and the surrounding nouns or verbs. Because vuoto is a common noun with several related terms (for example, vuoto, vuotaa, vuotaminen), vuotoihin typically appears in technical or descriptive text rather than everyday conversation.

Morphology

The form is built from the stem vuoto plus the illative plural ending -iin. As with many Finnish nouns, the illative plural signals direction into or toward multiple instances or locations associated with the root concept. The surrounding grammar (case and number) determines how vuotoihin interacts with adjectives and verbs in a sentence.

Related terms

- vuoto (leak, discharge)

- vuotaa (to leak)

- vuotaminen (leaking, leakage)

- vuotopaikka or halkeama in more specific contexts for “crack” or “gap” terminology

See also

Vuoto, vuotaa, vuotaminen

Note

Vuotoihin is primarily a grammatical form used within Finnish texts. Its meaning is not fixed in isolation but hinges on context and the related nouns or verbs describing leaks or discharges.

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