Maksujen

Maksujen is a Finnish term that represents the genitive plural form of maksut, meaning “of the payments” or simply “payments” in contexts where a noun phrase uses the genitive case. The base word maksut refers to charges, fees, or sums to be paid in financial or administrative settings. The verb maksaa, meaning “to pay,” is the etymological root.

Usage: In Finnish, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, relatedness, or a descriptor of another noun. Maksujen is commonly found in phrases such as maksujen määrä (the amount of payments), maksujen aikataulu (the payment schedule), maksujen hallinta (the management of payments), and maksujen viestintä (communication about payments). It appears in official documents, budgeting, taxation, and invoicing contexts.

Other notes: Maksujen is not generally a widely recognized standalone proper noun or title. If encountered as a capitalized form in non-grammatical contexts, it may be part of headings or stylistic choice, or simply a typographical usage of the genitive form. In lexicography, Maksujen is treated as a form of maksut, not as a separate concept.

See also: Maksut, Maksu, Finnish language, genitive case.