Tulonsa

Tulonsa is a Finnish noun phrase meaning “one’s income” or “his/her income.” It is formed from the noun tulo (income) combined with the third-person possessive suffix -nsa/-nsä, and it denotes income belonging to a specific person or entity. The possessive suffix does not encode gender; the possessor is shown by context or accompanying pronouns or names.

In use, tulonsa is common in formal, statistical, or analytical Finnish, such as economic reports, tax discussions, and research texts. It can refer to wages, salaries, dividends, rents, and other forms of earnings attributed to an individual. As with other Finnish possessive forms, tulonsa can appear in sentences that identify the possessor (for example, “Hänen tulonsa on korkea” – “Her/His income is high”) or in generic discussions about income levels.

Relation to other forms: tulonsa is related to tulo (singular “income”) and tulot (plural “incomes” or “revenues”). The construction exemplifies Finnish compounding where a base noun takes a possessive suffix to indicate ownership.

See also: tulo, tulot, verotus, talous, tulojen ja menojen tasapaino.