eijäseniä

The term "eijäseniä" is a Finnish word that translates to "not a member" or "no members." It is a grammatical construction used to negate the existence of membership in a group, organization, or collective. In Finnish grammar, "eijäseniä" is formed by combining the negative particle "ei" with the partitive plural form of "jäsen," which means "member."

This phrase can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Tässä yhdistyksessä ei ole eijäseniä" which translates to "This association has no members." This implies that the association is defunct or has never had any participants. Another example could be "Hän ei ole eijäseniä missään kerhossa," meaning "He is not a member of any club."

The grammatical structure of Finnish often involves employing the partitive case for negations involving countable nouns. Therefore, "eijäseniä" is the appropriate form when referring to the absence of members in a plural or indefinite sense. It is a common and straightforward way to express this negation in the Finnish language. Understanding this construction is key to comprehending Finnish sentences involving negative statements about group affiliation.