Äitten

Äitten is a Finnish word that translates to "mothers" in English. It is the plural form of the word "äiti," which means "mother." The word is commonly used in Finland to refer to a group of mothers, whether they are related or not. For example, one might say "äitten kerho" which means "mothers' club," referring to a group of mothers who meet regularly. The word can also be used in a more general sense to refer to motherhood or the concept of being a mother. The grammatical case of äitten can change depending on its function in a sentence. For instance, "äitteni" means "my mothers," while "äittenä" can mean "as a mother." The term is a fundamental part of the Finnish language, reflecting the importance placed on familial relationships and maternal roles within Finnish culture. It is a word encountered in everyday conversation, literature, and discussions about family life.