ellinenpäätteeseen
ellinenpäätteeseen is a Finnish grammatical term referring to the genitive case ending used in certain contexts. Specifically, it is employed when referring to a possessive relationship where the possessor is implied or understood rather than explicitly stated. This often occurs with nouns denoting body parts or personal belongings that are typically associated with a person. For example, in a phrase like "käsiin satutti" which translates to "my hands hurt," the possessive "my" is not explicitly stated but is understood through the context and the use of the genitive ending on the noun "käsi" (hand).
The ellinenpäätteeseen is a variation of the standard genitive ending, and its specific form can vary depending