kaltereiden

Kaltereiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun kalteri. Kalteri refers to a straight metal bar or a set of bars forming a grille, lattice, or barrier. The term is commonly used in architecture, construction, and industry to describe components that create openings, protect areas, or act as supporting elements in various assemblies.

In practical use, kaltereita can be found in window grilles, fences, gates, and other protective barriers, as well as in machinery and equipment where bars or slats function as guides, supports, or structural elements. The word often appears in compound phrases that describe the purpose or manufacture of these components, such as kaltereiden asennus (installation of bars), kaltereiden valmistus (manufacture of bars), or kaltereiden materiaali (material of the bars).

The genitive plural form kaltereiden is used to indicate possession, association, or composition. For example, one might refer to rakennuksen kaltereiden väri (the color of the building’s grilles) or kaltereiden kunto (the condition of the bars). The form is a standard part of Finnish morphology for presenting attributes related to kalteri in plural contexts.

Etymology for kalteri is not firmly established in concise Finnish references; it appears as a native or long-standing term within technical and architectural language, with possible influences from related Nordic languages. Kalteri and its plural forms are established parts of Finnish vocabulary for describing metal lattice or bar elements used across various fields. See also kalteri, kalterit.