hyväksensä

Hyväksensä is a Finnish grammatical form that indicates possession or attribution. It is the third-person possessive suffix used with nouns. The suffix "-nsä" is appended to the genitive form of a noun to show that something belongs to "him," "her," "it," or "them." For example, in the sentence "Hänen talonsa on suuri" (His/Her/Its/Their house is big), "talonsa" is the genitive of "talo" (house) with the possessive suffix "-nsä" added. This suffix is invariant and does not change based on the number or case of the possessed noun.

The use of hyväksensä is a common feature in Finnish grammar and is crucial for expressing ownership or a relationship between entities. It is distinct from the first and second-person possessive suffixes (-ni, -si) and the plural third-person possessive suffix (-nsä, which is homophonous but distinguished by context). Understanding hyväksensä is essential for comprehending Finnish sentences involving possession and for constructing grammatically correct Finnish phrases. It functions similarly to possessive pronouns like "his," "her," "its," or "their" in English, but is directly attached to the noun.