Esineidensä

Esineidensä is a Finnish word that translates to "its things" or "her things" or "their things" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "esine," which means "thing" or "object." The ending "-nsä" indicates possession by a third person, which can be singular or plural, and the gender is not specified in the suffix itself. Therefore, the exact meaning depends on the context of the sentence in which it is used. For example, "Hän laittoi esineidensä laatikkoon" could mean "She put her things in the box," "He put his things in the box," or "They put their things in the box."

The word "esineidensä" is a common element in Finnish grammar, demonstrating the language's ability to convey possession through suffixes rather than separate possessive pronouns in many cases. This agglutinative nature of Finnish allows for complex grammatical information to be appended to a root word. Understanding the function of "-nsä" is crucial for comprehending Finnish sentences involving possession. The word itself doesn't refer to a specific category of objects but rather to any inanimate items that are possessed by a third party.