Käsessäni

Käsessäni is a Finnish term that translates to "in my hand" or "in my possession." It is a common phrase used in everyday language to indicate ownership or a physical object being held. The word "käsi" means "hand" and the suffix "-ssäni" denotes the first-person singular possessive in the inessive case, indicating location within.

The phrase can be used in a literal sense, such as "Kirja on käsessäni" (The book is in my hand). It can also be used figuratively to express having control over something or being responsible for it. For example, "Tulevaisuus on käsessäni" (The future is in my hand) implies a sense of agency and control over one's destiny.

In a broader context, "Käsessäni" can refer to something that one is currently dealing with or managing. For instance, if someone is working on a project, they might say "Projekti on käsessäni" (The project is in my hands), indicating that they are overseeing it. The versatility of the phrase makes it a fundamental part of spoken and written Finnish.