tiloja

Tiloja is the Finnish noun tila in the partitive plural form. It refers to multiple spaces, rooms, or premises within a building or complex. In practice, tiloja is commonly used in real estate, architecture, interior design, and facility management to talk about the available spaces or areas within a larger property. The term is versatile and can denote offices, stores, storage areas, or other functional spaces, often in compound forms such as liiketiloja (commercial spaces) or toimistotiloja (office spaces).

Grammatical notes: tiloja is the partitive plural form of tila. The nominative plural is tilat, and the genitive plural is tilojen. The partitive plural tiloja is used when referring to an indefinite quantity of spaces or when the exact count is not specified, as in useita tiloja (several spaces) or vuokrattavia tiloja (spaces for rent).

Usage and nuance: tiloja emphasizes spaces as usable areas rather than singular rooms. It can cover a range of space types from individual rooms to larger premises or facilities. It is common in property listings, planning documents, and descriptions of building layouts.

See also: tila (space), huone (room), liiketila (commercial space), toimitila (office or operational premises). Tiloja provides a flexible term for discussing the spatial provisions of a property in Finnish.