Näössään

Näössään is a Finnish word that translates to "in his/her/its sight" or "within his/her/its view" in English. It is a locative case form of the possessive suffix -nsä, which indicates possession for the third person (he, she, it, they). The base word is "näkö," meaning "sight" or "vision."

The word näössään is often used to describe something that is physically present or observable within someone's field of vision. For example, "Lapsi näössään" could mean "The child is within his/her sight." It can also be used figuratively, referring to something that is within someone's awareness or consideration. For instance, "Asia on näössään" might imply that the matter is being considered or is under scrutiny.

The grammatical structure of näössään involves the possessive suffix attached to the noun in the inessive case (-ssä), which denotes being inside or within. Therefore, "näössään" literally means "in its sight." The specific pronoun it refers to (his, her, its, their) is determined by the context of the sentence. This word highlights the Finnish language's ability to convey complex meanings through suffixes.