hänheidät

Hänheidät is a Finnish word that functions as the accusative plural form of the pronoun hän, which means "he" or "she." Therefore, hänheidät directly translates to "them" when referring to a group of people previously mentioned or understood in context. It is used when these individuals are the direct object of a verb.

For example, if one were to say "Minä näin heidät," the word "heidät" is the accusative plural of "he" (they). The word hänheidät is less common in everyday speech than the more general plural pronoun heidät, but it can appear in specific grammatical constructions or when emphasizing the distinction of referring to a group previously established with the singular pronoun hän. The singular pronoun hän is gender-neutral in Finnish, meaning it can refer to a male or female individual. When this singular pronoun is used to refer to multiple individuals, the plural pronoun forms are employed. Hänheidät specifically indicates that the action of the verb is directed towards this group.