videoita

Videoita is the partitive plural form of the Finnish noun video. In Finnish, video is a borrowed word from English, and its nominative plural is videot, while the partitive plural is videoita. The partitive form is used when the number of videos is indefinite or when the verb governing the noun requires a partitive object, such as with certain possession, consumption, or negation contexts. In practice, videoita is used to refer to “some videos” or an unspecified amount of video recordings.

Common usage examples include: "Minulla on videoita" meaning "I have some videos," "Katselin videoita eilen" meaning "I watched some videos yesterday," and "Näin paljon videoita" meaning "I saw so many videos." Because Finnish relies on case endings to express quantity and aspect, videoita often appears with other words (such as joitakin videoita, paljon videoita) to specify amount or type.

In modern Finnish media and digital communication, videoita appears frequently when discussing collections of clips, streaming content, or educational materials. It is a flexible noun form that allows speakers to refer to an undetermined subset of videos without specifying a precise count. The term illustrates how Finnish inflects foreign borrowings to convey nuance in quantity and definiteness.

See also: video, Finnish language, Finnish grammar, plurality in Finnish.