pysäkkeihin

Pysäkkeihin is a Finnish word that translates to "to the stops" or "at the stops" in English. It is the illative plural form of the word "pysäkki," which means "stop" or "station." In the context of public transportation, "pysäkkeihin" refers to the act of going to or arriving at bus stops, tram stops, or train stations.

For example, a sentence in Finnish might be "Matkustajat odottavat pysäkkeihin" which means "Passengers are waiting at the stops." Another example could be "Bussit saapuvat pysäkkeihin aikataulun mukaisesti" meaning "Buses arrive at the stops according to the schedule." The word is commonly used in everyday conversation and in public transport announcements. Understanding the grammatical case of "pysäkkeihin" is crucial for comprehending Finnish sentences related to travel and public transportation. It indicates movement into or presence within the designated stopping points for vehicles. The illative case in Finnish often denotes movement into something, and when applied to "pysäkki," it signifies the destination or location where one is headed or where an event is taking place.