huoneittain

Huoneittain is a Finnish adverb meaning per room or room by room. It is used to describe data, measurements, or allocations that are broken down for each individual room rather than for a whole space. The term appears in technical, architectural, energy, and real estate contexts, as well as in surveys and reports that compare different rooms.

Etymology and form: Huoneittain is formed from the noun huone (room) combined with the suffix -ittain, which indicates distribution or division per unit. The construction signals that the following information is arranged by room instead of by the total area or aggregate.

Usage and examples: In reports, one might say that electricity consumption is jaettu huoneittain to show which rooms use the most energy. In planning documents, spaces can be described huoneittain to inventory each room’s size, function, and equipment. For example, “Tutkimuksessa sähkönkulutus on jaettu huoneittain” or “Asunto on kartoitettu huoneittain, jokaisesta huoneesta on merkitty neliöt ja käyttötarkoitus.”

Notes: Huoneittain is most common in formal or technical Finnish and is useful for analyses that require per-room granularity. It is typically used with data, inventories, or assessments rather than casual descriptions of a space.