WordPressin

WordPressin is the Finnish genitive form of WordPress, used to indicate possession or association in Finnish-language contexts. It is not a separate product or project, but a grammatical form applied to the brand name WordPress when forming phrases that require a possessive relationship.

WordPress is a free, open-source content management system (CMS) that enables users to create and manage websites. Released in 2003, it has grown into one of the most widely used CMS platforms, supporting a large ecosystem of themes and plugins. In Finnish discussions, WordPress is often referenced with the genitive ending to express ownership or relation, rather than adopting a dedicated brand-specific inflection.

In practice, WordPressin appears in phrases such as WordPressin teema (WordPress theme), WordPressin lisäosa (WordPress plugin), or WordPressin hallintapaneeli (WordPress admin dashboard). The suffix -in is appended to the base proper noun without altering the root capitalization, which remains WordPress.

Orthography and pronunciation considerations are straightforward: WordPressin retains the capital W and P, and the -in suffix is pronounced as a light syllable added to the end of the base word, roughly corresponding to “WordPress-in” in English phonology. This usage reflects general Finnish practices for integrating foreign brand names into inflected forms.

See also: WordPress, Finnish grammar, genitive case in Finnish.