Sisaruksensa

Sisaruksensa is a Finnish word that translates to "his/her sister" or "his/her siblings" in English. It is a possessive form of the word sisarus, which means sibling. The suffix "-nsa" indicates possession by a third person, either singular or plural. Therefore, "sisaruksensa" refers to the sister or sisters of a person.

The specific meaning can often be inferred from context. If a sentence refers to a single female person, "sisaruksensa" likely refers to her single sister. If the context implies multiple siblings, it could refer to all of his or her sisters. In cases where the gender of the possessor is not specified or relevant, the word can simply mean "his/her siblings" if the possessor has more than one sister.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing in Finland. For example, one might say "Hän puhui sisaruksensa kanssa" which translates to "He/She spoke with his/her sister." Another example could be "Hänen sisaruksensa ovat kaikki muuttaneet ulkomaille," meaning "His/Her siblings (all of them, implying sisters) have all moved abroad." Understanding the grammatical structure of Finnish, particularly the possessive suffixes, is key to correctly interpreting the precise meaning of "sisaruksensa" within a given sentence.