taulukoiden

Taulukoiden is a Finnish word that functions as the genitive plural form of taulukko, the term for a table or data table. It is used to express possession or association with more than one table, similar to saying “of the tables” in English. In Finnish phrases, taulukoiden can introduce nouns that describe something belonging to or related to several tables, for example taulukoiden sisältö (the contents of the tables) or taulukoiden rivit (the rows of the tables).

The word is common in academic, technical, and data-related contexts where multiple tables are discussed, such as in research reports, spreadsheets, and databases. Taulukko itself can denote a variety of table-like formats, including spreadsheets, charts, or data matrices, so taulukoiden is frequently encountered when referring to more than one such item.

There is a variant form sometimes found in older texts or certain dialects, taulukoitten, but taulukoiden is the standard and widely used genitive plural in contemporary Finnish. For non-Finnish readers, taulukoiden is best translated as “of the tables” and functions as a possessive/genitive marker in noun phrases describing multiple tables.