varauksina

Varauksina is a Finnish grammatical form of the noun varaus, meaning reservations or bookings. It is the plural essive case form, which marks a temporary state or role, here indicating “as reservations.”

In Finnish, the essive case expresses a temporary condition or function. The singular form is varauksena (as a reservation), while the plural form is varauksina (as reservations). The choice between varauksena and varauksina depends on whether one is referring to a single reservation or multiple reservations, and it is commonly used in formal or written language to describe roles, states, or classifications that are not permanent.

The plural essive form often appears in contexts that compare, list, or discuss several items in a temporary or exemplary capacity. In hospitality, travel, or event planning language, varaus (reservation) may refer to a booking, and varauksina would translate to “as reservations” when describing multiple bookings within a plan, schedule, or set of conditions. The construction follows Finnish noun inflection patterns, with the essive suffix -na (singular) or -ina (plural) attached to the base varaus-. Vowel harmony and phonological adjustments govern the exact spelling in different word forms.

Related terms include varaus (reservation) and the broader concept of the essive case in Finnish grammar. The form varauksina thus functions at once as a grammatical designation of a temporary state and as a unit for discussing multiple reservations in formal Finnish prose.