markkereihin

Markkereihin is a Finnish inflected form of the noun markkeri, meaning marker. It is the illative plural, used to express movement toward or into multiple markers. In Finnish, the illative case marks direction toward something, and the plural form enables reference to several markers.

Formation and form: The base word markkeri, when inflected for the illative plural, becomes markkereihin. This is one of several noun forms in Finnish that indicate case and number. The related forms include markkeriin for the singular illative, markkereiden for the genitive, markkereitä for the partitive, and markkerit for the nominative plural.

Usage: Markkereihin is used in contexts where multiple markers are involved or when referring to markers located at a destination. It can appear in descriptions of marking systems, fieldwork, sports setups, or cartographic labeling, among other practical or technical discussions about markers.

Notes: The word markkeri is a loanword meaning marker, and its Finnish inflection follows standard patterns for nouns in this class. The illative plural markkereihin is a common way to express “to the markers” or “into the markers” in applicable contexts.