jäseniänsä

Jäseniänsä is a Finnish word that translates to "its members" or "their members." It is the genitive plural form of the word "jäsen," which means "member." The suffix "-nsä" indicates possession, meaning "its" or "their." This possessive suffix is commonly used in Finnish to denote that something belongs to a group or entity.

The word "jäseniänsä" would typically appear in contexts discussing organizations, clubs, associations, or any group that has members. For example, one might say "yhdistyksen jäseniänsä" which translates to "the association's members." This phrase refers to the individuals who are part of that specific association. Similarly, "puolueen jäseniänsä" would mean "the party's members."

The grammatical structure of Finnish allows for such possessive forms to be directly attached to the noun, creating a concise expression of ownership or belonging. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Finnish sentences that involve group membership and possession. The word itself is a straightforward example of Finnish agglutination, where suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical information.