Traagisiksi

"Traagisiksi" is the plural genitive form of the Finnish word "traaginen," which translates to "tragic" in English. In the context of Finnish grammar, the genitive case often indicates possession or a relationship between two nouns. Therefore, "traagisiksi" would typically appear in a sentence where something is being described as belonging to or being related to multiple tragic things or concepts.

For example, "traagisiksi" might be used in a phrase like "traagisiksi kohtaloiksi" (of tragic fates) or "traagisiksi seurauksiksi" (of tragic consequences). The word itself denotes a sense of profound sadness, misfortune, or disaster, often involving a downfall or suffering. It is commonly associated with dramatic literature, historical events, or personal experiences that evoke strong emotions of pity and sorrow. The specific meaning and usage of "traagisiksi" are entirely dependent on the surrounding words and the grammatical structure of the Finnish sentence in which it appears. It functions as an adjective modifying a plural noun in the genitive case, indicating that the noun in question is a collection of tragic elements.