jäihin
Jäihin is a Finnish grammatical form of the noun jää, meaning ice. It is the illative plural, used to express movement toward or into multiple ice surfaces, such as frozen lakes or sea ice. The form appears in sentences describing entering onto ice or traveling onto frozen surfaces, especially in winter contexts.
In Finnish, the illative plural is formed by adding the suffix -iin/-ihin to the plural stem of
Jäihin is used with verbs of motion or change of location. It emphasizes entering or stepping onto
The term is standard Finnish and is taught in basic Finnish grammar. It does not function as