roiskeille

Roiskeille is the allative plural form of the Finnish noun roiske, meaning splashes or sprays of liquid. The form roiskeille is used to indicate direction toward splashes or, more commonly in technical language, exposure to splashes (as in altistuminen roiskeille). The base noun roiske refers to droplets or a spray produced by motion, impact, or agitation and is widely used in contexts involving liquids, weather, or cleaning.

In safety and laboratory terminology, roiskeille appears in phrases that describe handling fluids, protective equipment, or risk assessment. Examples include roiskeille altistuminen (exposure to splashes) and roiskeilta suojautuminen (protection against splashes). In everyday language the term is less frequent, but it can occur in descriptive writing about wet environments or splashing water.

Morphology and related forms: roiske (singular), roiskeet (plural nominative), roiskeille (allative plural), roiskeilta (elative plural). The related verb roiskua means to splash or spray.

Note: The word is part of standard Finnish and is commonly found in safety guidelines, workplaces handling liquids, laboratories, and cleaning contexts. Its exact meaning depends on context, but it typically concerns liquid splashes directed at or affecting people or objects.