joukkoasuffix
A joukkoasuffix is a grammatical element in the Finnish language that indicates plurality. It is attached to the end of a noun or pronoun to show that more than one entity is being referred to. The most common joukkoasuffix in Finnish is "-t". For example, the singular word "talo" (house) becomes "talot" (houses) when the joukkoasuffix "-t" is added.
This suffix is used in the nominative, genitive, partitive, and accusative cases for plural nouns. The exact
In addition to nouns, personal pronouns also use joukkoasuffixes to denote plurality. For example, the singular