inenloppuliitteellä

Inenloppuliite is a Finnish word that translates to "infinitive suffix" in English. It refers to the suffix added to the base form of a verb to form the infinitive form. In Finnish, the infinitive form of a verb is used to express purpose, intention, or possibility, and it is often used in conjunction with other verbs or expressions.

The infinitive suffix in Finnish is "-a." For example, the verb "juoda" (to drink) in its base form is "juo." When the infinitive suffix "-a" is added, the infinitive form becomes "juoda." This form can then be used in sentences such as "Haluan juoda" (I want to drink) or "Voidaan juoda" (It is possible to drink).

The use of the infinitive form is a characteristic feature of the Finnish language, which has a rich and complex system of verb inflection. The infinitive form is one of several verb forms used in Finnish, including the indicative, conditional, and potential moods. Each of these forms serves a specific grammatical function and contributes to the overall complexity and expressiveness of the Finnish language.