Aikomuksesi

Aikomuksesi is a Finnish noun meaning your intention or your plan. It refers to what someone intends to do or what their planned course of action is, and it is typically used in more formal or careful language. The base word aikomus denotes an intention or plan, and aikomuksesi is formed by adding the possessive suffix -si to indicate the second-person singular addressee.

Grammatically, aikomus has ordinary Finnish noun morphology, and aikomuksesi follows the standard possessive pattern: aikomukseni (my intention), aikomuksesi (your intention), aikomuksensa (his/her/its/their intention), aikomuksemme (our intention), aikomuksenne (your plural intention). The word is often used in discussions of plans, commitments, agreements, or to clarify someone’s stated aims. In many contexts it appears with verbs such as on (has) or what is your plan, as in what is your intention regarding X.

Usage notes include that aikomuksesi is commonly employed in written or formal discourse, negotiations, interviews, and when summarizing another person’s stated aims. In everyday speech, speakers may opt for simpler phrasing like “mitä aiot tehdä,” or “mitä aikomuksesi on,” depending on register. Examples: “Mikä on aikomuksesi seuraavaksi?” (What is your plan next?) “Haluaisin kuulla aikomuksesi projektin suhteen.” (I would like to hear your intentions regarding the project.) “Aikomukseni on lähteä huomenna.” (My intention is to leave tomorrow.)