adjektiivilisäosalla

Adjektiivilisäosalla refers to a grammatical construction used in Finnish grammar to modify nouns. It is a suffix that is added to the end of an adjective to indicate that the adjective is describing a noun. The adjektiivilisäosalla is used to create a possessive or descriptive relationship between the adjective and the noun.

The adjektiivilisäosalla can be either singular or plural, depending on the number of the noun it is modifying. In the singular form, the adjektiivilisäosalla is -inen, while in the plural form, it is -iset. For example, the word "hieno" (good) becomes "hienoinen" (good one) in the singular and "hienoiset" (good ones) in the plural.

The adjektiivilisäosalla is a productive part of Finnish grammar, allowing for the creation of new words and expressions. It is used in both written and spoken Finnish, and is an important aspect of the language's morphology. However, it can be challenging for learners of Finnish due to its irregularity and the need to memorize the different forms of the adjektiivilisäosalla.