ihmisistään

ihmisistään is a Finnish word that translates to "its people" or "her people" or "his people" depending on the context of the possessive pronoun. It is the illative plural form of the word ihminen, which means human or person. The illative case in Finnish indicates movement into or within something. Therefore, ihmisistään literally means "into his/her/its people" or "among his/her/its people."

This word is commonly used to describe a person's relationship with their community or group. For example, one might say that a leader is concerned with ihmisistään, meaning they are concerned with the well-being of their people. Similarly, a person might feel a strong connection to ihmisistään, indicating a sense of belonging to their community. The word can also be used in a more literal sense, referring to the physical presence of people within a certain area.

The grammatical structure of ihmisistään is formed by taking the stem of ihminen (ihmis-) and adding the plural marker -i- and then the illative case ending -in. The possessive suffix -än is added to indicate third-person singular possession (his/her/its). This grammatical construction is typical of Finnish agglutinative language features, where suffixes are added to a base word to convey grammatical information. Understanding the nuances of Finnish grammar, particularly case endings and possessive suffixes, is key to comprehending the precise meaning of words like ihmisistään.