Tarjooman

Tarjooman is a Finnish linguistic term referring to a genitive form related to the noun tarjoama, meaning an offering, provision, or the thing that is offered. In practice, tarjoaman is used to indicate possession or association with an offering, such as describing the terms or aspects of the offering.

In standard Finnish, the genitive singular of tarjoama is tarjoaman. The form tarjooman appears in some texts as a variant or nonstandard spelling. When writing in formal or legal contexts, it is common to use tarjoaman to express “the offering’s …” (for example, tarjoaman ehdot = the terms of the offering).

Usage and context: tarjoaman is most likely to be found in procurement, contract law, or formal administrative language, where the focus is on the offering itself rather than on the actor who provides it. It contrasts with related terms such as tarjoaja (the offeror/provider) and tarjous (the offer/bid).

Etymology: tarjoama derives from the verb tarjota (to offer) with the nominalizing suffix -ma. The genitive ending -n marks possession or association, yielding tarjoaman.

See also: tarjous, tarjota, tarjoaja. These terms cover the act of offering, the offer itself, and the agent who makes an offer, providing a broader sense of related vocabulary in Finnish procurement and contract language.