eitä
Eitä is a form that appears in Finnish grammar rather than a standalone lexical item. In practice, "eitä" is the final segment of the plural partitive form of the personal pronoun "he" (they), as in the word "heitä," which means “them” in the partitive case. Because it is a grammatical ending rather than a separate word, eitä does not function independently outside of its role in words like heitä.
In ordinary sentences, Finnish uses the partitive case for indefinite objects or objects that are not fully
The partitive plural marked by -itä/-itä (as in heitä) indicates indefiniteness or a partial amount, and it
Key related concepts include the Finnish pronouns (he, hän, heitä), the partitive case, and the broader system
As a grammatical ending, eitä is language-specific to Finnish and Greek through its Finnic roots; it does