Sormuksen

Sormuksen is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun sormus, which denotes a ring worn on a finger. In Finnish usage, sormus refers to a circular metal band used as jewelry, and often as a symbol such as in wedding rings or signets.

In Finnish grammar, sormus is a native noun that declines across cases. The genitive singular form is sormuksen, used to express possession or relation, as in sormuksen väri (the color of the ring) or sormuksen koko (the ring’s size). Common inflected forms include nominative singular sormus, nominative plural sormukset, and genitive plural sormusten. Other cases are formed according to standard Finnish declension rules.

Sormuksen usage appears in everyday language as well as in descriptions of jewelry and design. Phrases typically describe attributes, ownership, or measurements related to the ring, such as material, size, color, or value. The concept ties into broader discussions of Finnish jewelry traditions, customs surrounding engagement and marriage, and fashion terminology.

See also: sormus, Finnish language, jewelry.