konteihin

Konteihin is the plural illative form of the Finnish noun kontti, which means a container, typically a storage or shipping container. The illative case marks direction into something, and in plural form it takes the suffix -ihin to indicate “into the containers” or “into containers.” The singular illative form of kontti is konttiin.

In usage, konteihin appears in contexts such as logistics, warehousing, and transportation, where items are being placed into multiple containers. For example: Tavarat siirrettiin konteihin (The goods were moved into containers). Pakkaa tuotteet konteihin ennen kuljetusta (Pack the products into containers before transport). Kontteihin säilötty materiaali kuuluu varastoon (Material stored in containers belongs in storage). The form is primarily used with verbs of motion or placement and helps specify destination or end location.

Related forms and notes:

- kontti (singular, container)

- illatiivi singular: konttiin

- illatiivi plural: konteihin

- nominative plural: kontit

- genitive plural: konttien

- partitive plural: kontteja

Konteihin is thus a standard grammatical form used to express movement into multiple containers and is common in practical discussions of storage, shipping, and material handling in Finnish.