budjettinsa

Budjettinsa is a Finnish word meaning "his/her/its budget" (the noun budjetti "budget" with the third‑person possessive suffix -nsa/-nsä). It is used to indicate that a budget belongs to a third person or entity, for example in sentences like "Hän laati budjettinsa" ("He/she prepared his/her budget") or "Kunta esitteli budjettinsa" ("The municipality presented its budget").

Linguistic and grammatical notes: budjetti is a loanword in Finnish from the international term budget (ultimately from Old French bougette via later borrowings). The possessive suffix -nsa/-nsä attaches directly to the noun and marks third‑person possession; vowel harmony determines the exact form (-nsa after back vowels, -nsä after front vowels). In practice budjettinsa can refer to singular or plural third persons (his, her, its, their own), and the intended meaning is clarified by context or accompanying pronouns.

Usage and context: the term appears across domains concerned with financial planning and allocation, including personal finance, corporate budgeting, and public sector budget documents and discussions. It often conveys ownership and responsibility for the planning and management of allocated funds. Related Finnish forms include budjettini (my budget), budjettisi (your budget), and budjetti (budget, nonpossessive).