lennokkien

Lennokkien is the genitive plural form of lennokki, a Finnish noun meaning a drone or unmanned aerial vehicle. The base word lennokki is formed from lento, meaning flight, with the diminutive suffix -okki, signaling a small device capable of flight. In Finnish, lennokkien is used to indicate possession or association with multiple drones, or to describe features or actions related to drones.

The nominative plural of lennokki is lennokit, while the genitive singular is lennokin and the genitive plural is lennokkien. Examples of usage include phrases such as lennokkien käyttö (the use of drones), lennokkien määrä (the number of drones), and lennokkien valvonta (the monitoring of drones). The form lennokkien is common in written Finnish, especially in technical or formal contexts.

In everyday language, speakers may also encounter lennokki as the more general term for a drone, with lennokkien appearing when referring to several drones or to something possessed by drones. The word is part of evolving drone vocabulary in Finnish, where both native terms and loanwords (such as drone) can appear in media and industry texts. Grammatically, lennokkien follows the standard patterns of Finnish nouns ending in -kki, with the -ien ending marking the genitive plural.

See also: lennokki. Related terms include lennokkiperhe (drone fleet) or drones as a concept in Finnish aviation discussions.