meteoroloogilisteks

meteoroloogilisteks is the genitive plural form of the Finnish word "meteorologinen," which translates to "meteorological." This grammatical form is used in Finnish to indicate possession or association with multiple meteorological phenomena or concepts. For example, one might refer to "meteorologilisteks" conditions to describe weather patterns or studies.

The word "meteorologinen" itself is derived from the Greek words "meteoros," meaning "high in the sky," and "logos," meaning "study." Therefore, "meteorological" directly relates to the scientific study of the atmosphere and its phenomena, including weather and climate.

In Finnish grammar, the genitive case, and specifically the genitive plural form "meteorologilisteks," serves to connect the noun it modifies to another noun, indicating that the latter possesses or is related to the former. It is a functional grammatical element used within the Finnish language to convey specific relationships between words in a sentence, particularly when discussing multiple instances or aspects of meteorology.