täyttämien

Täyttämien is a Finnish noun form that functions as the genitive plural of täyttämä, a term used to denote a filling or filler. Derived from the verb täyttää, which means “to fill,” täyttämä appears in technical and specialized contexts to refer to substances or components that fill a space, cavity, or container.

In usage, täyttämien appears within noun phrases to indicate possession or association with multiple fillings. For example, in discussing materials used in a dental or manufacturing context, one might encounter phrases like täyttämien aineiden laatu, meaning “the quality of the filling materials.” The form signals that the reference is about more than one filling item.

Relation to other terms: Finnish commonly uses täyttö to denote the act or result of filling, and täyttämä can be encountered in more technical or context-specific language. Täyttämien is thus a less frequent, grammatically conditioned form that primarily appears as part of larger noun phrases rather than as a standalone word.

Etymology and grammar: Täyttämien follows standard Finnish noun declension, forming the genitive plural with the suffix -ien. Its exact interpretation depends on the surrounding context and the base meaning of täyttämä as “filling” or “filler.”

See also: Täyttö; Täyttämä; Täyttää.