Aikuisensa

The term "aikuisensa" is a Finnish word. It is the possessive form of "aikuinen," which means "adult." Therefore, "aikuisensa" translates to "their adult" or "his/her/their own adult."

The usage of "aikuisensa" is typically within the context of referring to someone's adult child, or in some instances, an adult relative that the subject is responsible for or closely associated with. For example, "hän tapasi aikuisensa" could mean "he/she met his/her adult son/daughter." The specific relationship is usually understood from the surrounding context.

In Finnish grammar, possessive suffixes are added to nouns to indicate ownership or a close relationship. "Aikuisensa" combines the noun "aikuinen" with the third-person possessive suffix "-nsa." This suffix can refer to "his," "her," "its," or "their" (plural). The exact referent is determined by the subject of the sentence.

The word itself does not carry any specific connotations beyond its literal meaning. It is a neutral term used in everyday language and formal writing alike. Its presence in a sentence helps to clarify that the adult in question belongs to or is related to the person being discussed.