torialueiden

Torialueiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun torialue, a compound of tori (market) and alue (area). The term refers to multiple market areas and is primarily used in linguistic and urban planning contexts to indicate possession or association with those areas.

In Finnish grammar, torialueiden denotes “of market areas” or is used to show that something relates to several market areas. The corresponding nominative plural form is torialueet. The genitive plural is common in official documents, reports, and academic writing when describing plans, regulations, or characteristics pertaining to market areas.

Usage and context often appear in municipal and planning language. For example, torialueiden kehittäminen translates to the development or improvement of market areas, while torialueiden suunnittelussa refers to the process of planning those areas. The term can also appear in discussions about zoning, urban renewal, or the allocation of space for vendors, markets, or related activities within a city.

Related concepts include the base terms torialue (market area) and torimme, torien ympäristö (market squares and their surroundings). While torialueiden typically appears in formal texts, everyday language more commonly uses torialueet or simply tori-alueet when referring to market areas in general.