jäsenmaidensa

Jäsenmaidensa is a Finnish word that translates to "its member states" or "its member countries" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "jäsenmaa," which means "member state" or "member country." The suffix "-nsa" indicates possession, meaning "its" or "their." Therefore, "jäsenmaidensa" specifically refers to the member states belonging to a particular organization or entity.

This term is commonly used in contexts discussing international organizations such as the European Union, the United Nations, or NATO. For example, when discussing policies or agreements within the European Union, one might refer to "jäsenmaidensa" regulations or "jäsenmaidensa" economic performance. The specific organization being referred to is usually understood from the surrounding text or context. The word itself does not denote any particular organization but rather a grammatical relationship between a collective entity and the countries that constitute its membership.