Genetiivirakennetta

Genetiivirakennetta is a term used in Finnish grammar to describe a specific type of genitive construction. In Finnish, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or association between two nouns. The genitiivirakennetta, however, is a more complex structure that involves a noun in the genitive case followed by a preposition and another noun. This construction is used to express a relationship between the two nouns in a more specific or detailed manner than a simple genitive.

For example, in the phrase "kaverini auto" (my friend's car), the genitive case is used to indicate that the car belongs to the friend. However, in the phrase "kaverini autolla" (with my friend's car), the genitiivirakennetta is used to indicate that the car is being used as a means of transportation by the friend. The preposition "lla" (on) in this case indicates the specific role or function of the car in relation to the friend.

The genitiivirakennetta is a common and important feature of Finnish grammar, and it is used in a wide variety of contexts to express complex relationships between nouns. It is a useful tool for speakers of Finnish to have in their linguistic toolkit, as it allows for precise and nuanced communication.