dominanttien

Dominanttien is the standard Finnish genitive plural form of the noun dominantti. In Finnish, dominantti can refer to something that exerts control or influence, and it is also used in genetic contexts to denote a dominant trait or allele. The form dominanttien is used when the possessed or associated noun refers to more than one dominant.

In practice, dominanttien functions to mark possession or association with multiple dominants. For example, dominanttien ominaisuudet means the properties of the dominants, and dominanttien vaikutus refers to the effect of the dominants. The genitive plural is a common Finnish mechanism for linking a noun to a plural possessor or related set.

In genetics and biology discussions conducted in Finnish, dominanttien is encountered when describing characteristics, behaviors, or effects tied to several dominant alleles or dominant traits. It is also possible to use the form in broader linguistic or sociological texts when referring to multiple dominant individuals or entities within a group. For non-Finnish readers, an English counterpart would be “the dominants” or “of the dominants,” depending on sentence structure.

Notes: Dominanttien remains a Finnish-specific inflection. Its correct use relies on standard Finnish grammar rules for genitive plural nouns ending in -tti, with the possessive or relational meaning expressed through the genitive construction rather than word order alone.

See also: dominantti, dominant allele.