jalkojen

Jalkojen is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun jalka, meaning foot. It literally translates to “of the feet” and is used to express possession or a relationship between the feet and another noun. In Finnish grammar, the genitive plural marks ownership or association, and it is formed by adding a specific suffix to the noun. For jalka, this yields jalkojen.

The form appears in phrases where one noun describes a property or aspect of the feet, or where the phrase as a whole denotes something related to feet. It is commonly found in medical, athletic, and everyday contexts. For example, jalkojen hoito means the care or treatment of the feet, jalkojen terveys means the health of the feet, and jalkojen iho refers to the skin of the feet.

Jalkojen is not a standalone lexical entry in the sense of a separate concept; rather, it is a grammatical form used to connect nouns and attributes. When used in compounds or noun phrases, it denotes possession, association, or a particular characteristic related to feet. The term is primarily encountered in Finnish-language writing and speech dealing with anatomy, podiatry, footwear, sport, and related topics.

In summary, jalkojen is the genitive plural of jalka, serving as the phrase component that means “of the feet” and enabling expression of feet-related properties and relations in Finnish.