Ministeriönsä

Ministeriönsä is a Finnish word that translates to "its ministry" or "his/her ministry" depending on the context. It is formed by combining the word "ministeriö" (ministry) with the possessive suffix "-nsä". This suffix indicates third-person possession, meaning it refers to something belonging to a ministry, or a ministry belonging to someone (he, she, they, or it).

In Finnish grammar, the possessive suffix "-nsä" is attached to the noun to denote ownership by a third party. Therefore, "ministeriönsä" literally means "the ministry of him/her/it/them". For example, if one were discussing the Ministry of Education and Culture in Finland, and referring to its responsibilities, one might say "sen tehtävät liittyvät ministeriönsä toimialaan," which translates to "its tasks are related to its ministry's area of operation."

The word is commonly used in administrative and governmental contexts. It is also used in general conversation when referring to a specific ministry and its associated functions or ownership. The precise meaning is clarified by the surrounding sentence structure and the overall context of the discussion. It is a grammatically correct and frequently used form in the Finnish language to express third-person possession related to a ministry.