Kasusmuodot
Kasusmuodot is a Finnish grammatical term referring to grammatical cases. Finnish is an agglutinative language, meaning it extensively uses suffixes to modify the meaning of words, including nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. These suffixes, when attached to a word stem, indicate its grammatical function within a sentence. There are generally considered to be fifteen grammatical cases in Finnish, though some scholars may categorize them slightly differently.
Each case suffix imparts specific information about the relationship of the word to other parts of the