issaissäloppuinen

Issaissäloppuinen is a Finnish grammatical term referring to a word ending in the letter 'i'. This phenomenon is commonly observed in certain grammatical cases and word forms in the Finnish language. For instance, the plural genitive case often results in an 'i' ending for nouns. Examples include words like 'talojen' (of the houses) which can be reduced to 'taloi' in certain contexts, or 'autojen' (of the cars) becoming 'autoi'.

This ending is not exclusive to the genitive case. Some verbal forms and participles can also exhibit an 'i' at the end. The specific grammatical function and the preceding letters often dictate whether a word will take on an issaissäloppuinen form. Understanding this ending is crucial for accurate Finnish grammar comprehension, particularly when parsing complex sentence structures or identifying specific word classes. It's a characteristic feature that distinguishes certain Finnish word formations.