Taivutusjälkiliitteet
Taivutusjälkiliitteet, also known as case suffixes or inflectional suffixes, are morphemes added to the end of a word to indicate its grammatical case. In languages that utilize case marking, these suffixes play a crucial role in defining the function of a noun, pronoun, or adjective within a sentence. For example, a noun might take a specific suffix to show it is the subject of the sentence, another to indicate it is the direct object, and yet another to denote possession.
The specific forms and number of taivutusjälkiliitteet vary significantly between languages. Some languages have a rich