vuorattujen

The term "vuorattujen" is the genitive plural form of the Finnish word "vuorattu." "Vuorattu" translates to "lined" or "insulated" in English. Therefore, "vuorattujen" refers to something that has been lined or insulated, in the genitive plural case, indicating possession or belonging to multiple lined or insulated items.

In Finnish, the genitive case is used to show possession, origin, or association. The plural form indicates that there are multiple instances of the noun. Thus, "vuorattujen" would be used in a sentence to describe something related to or belonging to several lined or insulated objects. For example, one might refer to "vuorattujen takkien lämpö" which translates to "the warmth of the lined coats."

The specific context in which "vuorattujen" appears will determine the precise meaning. It can apply to various items, such as clothing (lined jackets, insulated trousers), buildings (insulated walls), or even containers (lined boxes). The core concept remains the presence of a lining or insulation for a particular purpose, such as warmth, protection, or soundproofing. Understanding the grammatical function of the genitive plural is key to interpreting its usage.