Genetiivimuodolle
Genetiivimuodolle is a term used in Finnish grammar to refer to the genitive form of a noun. The genitive form, or genetiivi, marks possession, close association, or a relationship between two nouns. In everyday Finnish, the genitive is most commonly seen as a suffix added to the noun stem.
In singular, the typical genitive suffix is -n. Examples: talo (house) -> talon (the house’s), kirja (book) ->
In plural, the genitive form is formed with suffixes such as -en or -ien depending on the
Genetiivimuoto is widely used in noun phrases, in expressions of possession, description, and part–whole relations, and
Notes: irregulars and stem changes exist for some nouns, and spoken Finnish may show variations in pronunciation.