aikakestoa
Aikakestoa is a Finnish noun referring to the duration or length of time that something lasts. It is formed from the elements aika (time) and kesto (duration) with the partitive ending -a, and is typically used in formal, technical, or written Finnish to discuss time spans. The base term aikakesto denotes the concept of a time duration, while aikakestoa represents the word in the partitive case, often appearing as the object of a verb or in phrases describing duration.
Aikakestoa is a compound derived from aika and kesto. It appears primarily in contexts such as project
- Common synonyms: kesto, aikaväli, aikajakso.
- More natural in everyday language: use kesto or aikaväli; aikakestoa is more typical in formal writing.
- Grammatical note: aikakestoa is the partitive form of aikakesto, used when the duration is the object
- Projektin aikakeston pituus on noin kuusi kuukautta.
- Tutkimuksen aikakestoa pyritään lyhentämään.
- Käsittelyaikojen aikakesto määrittää, milloin tulokset arvioidaan.