tuhoon
Tuhoon is the illative case form of the Finnish noun tuho, meaning destruction or ruin. In Finnish, the illative case marks movement toward or into a state, so tuhoon translates roughly as into destruction or toward ruin. The form is the singular illative of tuho, created from the stem tuho- with the illative suffix -on. The corresponding genitive singular is tuhon.
Etymology and form: Tuho is a native Finnish noun referring to damage, ruin, or annihilation. The illative
Usage: Tuhoon is most common in written Finnish, including literary, historical, and journalistic styles, where discussions
See also: tuho, Finnish grammar, illative case, Finnish noun cases. For further language study, consult resources