koloihin
Koloihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun kolo. Kolo refers to a hollow space, cavity, crevice, or nook in a physical object or surface. It can describe natural or man-made hollows, such as a hole in a wall, a gap in a rock, or a small hiding place. In addition to its literal sense, kolo can be used metaphorically to denote a cramped or secluded space or a place where someone or something can be concealed.
Etymology and usage notes: Kolo originates from Finnish roots meaning a depression or hollow. The illative
Common senses and contexts: In physical contexts, kolot describe openings or cavities in objects, landscapes, or
- Kissa piiloutui koloihin. (The cat hid in the holes.)
- Pelissä pelaajat etsivät suojan koloihin. (In the game, players seek shelter into the hollows.)
See also: Finnish morphology, illative case, Finnish nouns with -o endings.
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