hakemaasi

Hakemaasi is a Finnish attributive participle form derived from the verb hakea, meaning to seek, apply for, or request. It is used to create a noun phrase that denotes the thing that the listener has asked for or requested. The form combines the participial stem with the -ma/-m- suffix and the possessive suffix -si, yielding hakemaasi, which then modifies a following noun such as materiaalia, tiedot, or asia.

In use, hakemaasi functions in sentences to refer to something the interlocutor asked for, often in formal or written Finnish. It belongs to a broader family of relative participle constructions that express “the X you Y,” allowing speakers to compress information into a single adjective-like phrase.

Examples:

- Tässä on hakemaasi materiaalia. Here is the material you asked for.

- Täältä löydät hakemasi tiedot. Here you will find the information you asked for.

Notes:

The exact spelling and inflection can vary with number and case, and the construction is most common in formal or service-oriented language, such as business correspondence or instructional text. It is part of Finnish grammar that uses relative participles to convey possession and specification within a noun phrase.