Aurauksen

Aurauksen is a Finnish noun form used as the genitive singular of auraus. Auraus itself is an abstract noun built with the suffix -us from aura, a word that denotes an aura, emanation, or surrounding atmosphere. The exact nuance of auraus depends on context, but it generally refers to the emanation, field, or mood associated with a person, object, or phenomenon.

In practice, aurauksen appears mainly in literary, philosophical, or parapsychological discussions where the focus is on intangible qualities such as atmosphere, presence, or influence. In everyday Finnish, the simpler noun aura is more commonly used when referring to a person’s aura or the general sense of an aura around something. Because auraus is relatively abstract, aurauksen is most often found in more formal or specialized text, rather than in everyday speech.

As a genitive form, aurauksen is used to indicate possession or association with the aura. Examples of its use in phrases include aurauksien vaikutus (the effect of the aura) or aurauksen väri (the color of the aura). The word highlights how Finnish constructs abstract concepts by combining a root with the -us suffix to express a process, quality, or state linked to aura.

See also: aura, aura (parapsychology), emanation.