tapauksin

Tapauksin is a Finnish word that translates to "cases" or "instances" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the noun tapaus, meaning case, instance, or event. The word is frequently used in various contexts, including legal proceedings, medical diagnoses, and everyday occurrences.

In a legal context, tapauksin refers to the plural of legal cases that are being processed or have been decided. For example, a lawyer might discuss "monet tapauksin" or "many cases" that they have handled. In medicine, it can refer to multiple instances of a particular disease or condition observed within a population or over time. For instance, "epidemian tapauksin" might refer to the cases of an epidemic.

More broadly, tapauksin can be used to describe a collection of specific events or situations. If someone is recounting personal experiences, they might say "muistan monta tapausta" which means "I remember many instances." The grammatical structure often implies a more formal or analytical perspective, distinguishing specific occurrences from a general concept. Understanding tapauksin requires recognizing its function as a plural genitive, indicating possession or relation in a context of multiple occurrences.