traktoreiden

Traktoreiden is a Finnish grammatical form: the genitive plural of the noun traktori, meaning tractors. It is used to show possession, relationship, or association, translating roughly to “of the tractors” in English. The form appears in noun phrases that describe parts, ownership, or attributes relating to tractors.

Formation and usage: The base word is traktori. In the nominative plural, it becomes traktorit. In the genitive plural, commonly used in written Finnish, it takes the form traktoreiden. This suffix marks the plural genitive, allowing the noun to modify another noun or function as part of a possession expression, for example in phrases like traktoreiden polttoaine (the fuel of the tractors) or traktoreiden omistajat (the owners of the tractors).

Context and examples: Traktoreiden usein appears in agricultural, industrial, and logistical contexts where tractors are the subject of description or ownership. It can be used with adjectives and numerals to specify quantities or characteristics, such as traktoreiden määrä (the number of tractors) or traktoreiden huolto (maintenance of the tractors).

See also: Finnish grammar, genitive plural. The form traktoreiden exemplifies how Finnish uses the genitive plural to express possession and association, a common construction in everyday and official Finnish alike.