voitot

Voitot is a Finnish noun meaning "victories" or "wins." It is the plural form of voitto and is used primarily to discuss more than one victory in sports, competitions, or elections. The term can also refer more generally to success or gains in a competitive context, including business outcomes, depending on context.

Etymology: Voitto derives from Finnish and Proto-Finnic roots; cognates exist in other Finnic languages, such as Estonian võit. The word reflects historical developments in Finnish for describing success in conflict or competition.

Grammar and forms: In Finnish, voitto is a declined noun. The nominative plural is voitot; the singular is voitto. The genitive plural is voittojen, and the partitive plural is voittoja. Other case forms adapt according to standard Finnish noun declension.

Usage: Voitot is widely used in sports reporting to refer to multiple victories by a team or athlete. It also appears in political reporting to denote electoral wins, and in business language to indicate successful outcomes or profits, though in finance the term may be found alongside other words for profit.

See also: Voitto.