kiinteitä

Kiinteitä is the plural partitive form of the Finnish adjective kiinteä. The form is used before a noun in the partitive case, typically referring to an indefinite amount or set of fixed, solid, or tangible things. Kiinteä itself has several related senses, and kiinteitä appears in many contexts without implying a single fixed concept.

In science and everyday language, kiinteitä commonly describes solids or substances in the state of matter. For example, kiinteitä aineita refers to solid materials, such as metals or minerals. In mathematics and logic, kiinteitä is used with the meaning fixed or unchanging, as in kiinteitä pisteitä (fixed points) or kiinteitä arvoja (fixed values) in formulas and analyses. In everyday usage, kiinteitä can describe things that are tangible or stable, as in kiinteitä tavaroita (tangible goods) or kiinteitä hintoja (fixed prices) when prices are not subject to change.

Kiinteitä is not a stand-alone noun; it is an inflected form of kiinteä used to modify nouns in their partitive plural. Related terms include kiinteä, kiinteistö (property or real estate), and kiinteä as a broader concept of fixed, stable, or solid. The word commonly appears in technical, legal, mathematical, and scientific texts, as well as in general prose describing solidity, stability, or immobility.

Notes: The exact meaning of kiinteitä depends on the accompanying noun and context; the partitive plural form signals an indefinite quantity or set.