suurtehon

Suurtehon is a Finnish noun used in technical contexts to denote high power or high-performance capabilities. The base term suurteho literally means large power, and suurtehon is the genitive singular form of suurteho, appearing in phrases that describe the capability of equipment or systems.

In usage, suurtehon is commonly found in automotive, industrial machinery, electronics, and energy storage when distinguishing devices that deliver greater output than standard models. It is typically part of compound expressions such as suurtehon moottori (high-power engine), suurtehon akku (high-power battery), or suurtehon laite (high-power device). It serves as a descriptive label rather than a precise measurement, with actual power values specified in units like kilowatts or horsepower.

Suurtehon is mostly encountered in Finnish technical writing, marketing materials, and product specifications. It is not a formal technical category by itself; rather, it signals enhanced capability relative to conventional equipment. The term can contrast with pienteho (low power) or perus-teho (standard power) in comparative descriptions.

See also: power, high performance, teho, kilowatti, horsepower.

Notes: Suomen kielen sanastossa suurteho/ suurtehon are used as descriptive, not standardized units. The form suurtehon reflects Finnish grammar, with the genitive singular ending -n attached to suurteho.