objekteja

Objekteja is Finnish for a plural form meaning “objects.” It is the partitive plural of the noun objekti and is used when referring to several objects in an indefinite or non-definite sense. The corresponding nominative plural of the base noun is objektit, and objekteja is commonly encountered in everyday language as well as in technical or academic contexts.

In Finnish, objekteja is typically used after numerals or quantity words that require the partitive case, and after verbs that take the partitive object. Examples include phrases like minulla on useita objekteja (I have several objects) or projektissa on useita objekteja (the project contains several objects). The form is also common when speaking about objects in a general sense rather than a specific, defined set.

Linguistically, objekti is a loanword that entered Finnish through Swedish and other European languages, ultimately deriving from Latin objectum in many source languages. In practical Finnish usage, objekteja covers both physical items and abstract entities labeled as objects in discussion, philosophy, design, or computer science. In programming contexts, objekteja can be used to refer to multiple instances of an object or class, though some technical traditions also use alternative Finnish terms such as olio for object in object-oriented terminology. Overall, objekteja stands as a standard common form for multi-item reference in the partitive case.