Korkoa
Korkoa is the partitive singular form of the Finnish noun korko, meaning interest in a financial sense. It refers to the return earned on deposits or the charge applied on borrowed money, and it is used when talking about an indefinite amount of interest or when the interest is the object of a verb.
In Finnish grammar, korkoa typically appears as the direct object of verbs such as maksaa (to pay),
The noun korko is also used to refer to interest more generally, including the concept of the
Notes: korkoa should not be confused with korkki, the Finnish word for a bottle cork. While korko
See also: korko, korkoprosentti, korkokatto, korkotuki, korkki.