monikerroksisista

Monikerroksisista is a Finnish term used in technical and descriptive writing to refer to items or systems that consist of multiple layers. The word is formed from moni- (many) and kerros (layer) with the typical Finnish adjective suffix, and the form monikerroksisista appears in contexts that discuss several multi-layered entities or, more precisely, in grammatical cases used for plural references.

In practice, monikerroksisista describes a wide range of layered constructs. In materials science and engineering it can refer to laminated composites or multi-layer coatings designed for specific properties such as barrier performance, durability, or optical characteristics. In construction and architectural contexts it is used for walls, facades, or insulation assemblies that combine several distinct layers. In digital media and software, the term can describe layered data models or architectures where information is distributed across multiple levels or strata.

Usage notes include that monikerroksinen is the singular form meaning “multi-layered,” while monikerroksiset refers to multiple multi-layered items in the nominative, and monikerroksisista is one of the inflected forms used to connect the phrase to other elements in a sentence. The term is common in Finnish technical vocabulary and is typically found in descriptive passages rather than casual language.

See also: kerroksellisuus, laminaatti, kerrostuma, multi-layer coating.