Ohjuksen

Ohjuksen is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun ohjus, which means missile or guided weapon. In Finnish, the genitive case is used to express possession or close association, so ohjuksen precedes another noun to indicate “the missile’s …” or “of the missile.” This form is common in technical, military, and descriptive contexts.

Usage examples illustrate how the form functions in compound phrases. Ohjuksen suorituskyky refers to the missile’s performance, ohjuksen ohjausjärjestelmä to the missile’s guidance system, and ohjuksen suunnittelu to the design of the missile. Such expressions appear in technical reports, specifications, or narrative descriptions of weapon systems, as well as in historical or analytical writing about missiles.

Notes on scope and style: Ohjuksen, as a grammatical inflection, is part of standard Finnish noun morphology. It is primarily encountered in formal or technical language related to missiles and military hardware, though it may appear in any Finnish text where possession or attribution involving a missile is being discussed.

See also: ohjus, Finnish grammar, Finnish military terminology.

References: For further linguistic details, consult Finnish grammar resources or dictionaries that cover noun cases and inflection patterns.