kylpyihin
Kylpyihin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun kylpy, meaning bath or bathing. The illative case marks direction toward something, and the plural suffix -ihin signals a sense of multiple baths or a general destination to baths. Thus kylpyihin roughly translates to “to the baths” or “to baths,” rather than to a single bath.
The phrase is used when speaking about going toward baths, typically public bathhouses or bath facilities,
In practice, kylpyihin appears in contexts like travel, social planning, or literary descriptions of visiting a