kellukkeita
Kellukkeita are buoyant objects used in water environments. In Finnish, kelluke (plural kellukkeet or kellukkeita) denotes a buoy or float designed to provide buoyancy, mark locations, or support floating gear. The term covers both navigational buoys used to indicate channels, hazards, or mooring areas, and smaller floats used on fishing nets, lines, and other equipment to keep them afloat.
Kellukkeita used for navigation are part of a broader system of merimerkit in Finland and other Nordic
Design and construction vary by application. Floating cores are commonly hollow plastic shells or foam blocks
In everyday Finnish maritime language, kellukkeita may be translated as buoys or floats, depending on context.