puheita

Puheita is the plural partitive form of the Finnish noun puhe, meaning speech or talk. It denotes multiple speeches or spoken remarks and is commonly used in Finnish to refer to public addresses as well as informal statements. In Finnish grammar, puhe has nominative plural puheet and partitive plural puheita; the partitive form is used when the reference is to an indefinite quantity or non-specific instances of speech.

Puheita appears in journalism, political discourse, and everyday language to refer to instances of speaking. For example: Hän piti useita puheita tilaisuudessa. Tilaisuudessa kuultiin useita puheita. In a broader sense, puheita can also refer to spoken remarks that are not formal speeches.

Notes: The meaning of puheita depends on context, and it can be translated as “speeches” or “talks” in English. It is not a proper noun and does not refer to a single known work or person unless the context provides it. The word is most often encountered in Finnish texts discussing events, debates, conferences, or classroom settings.