kehityksestäänsä

Kehityksestäänsä is a Finnish word that is a grammatically complex form. It is derived from the noun "kehitys," meaning "development" or "progress." The suffix "-stään" indicates a possessive form, third person plural, meaning "from their own." The ending "-ä" is the partitive case, often used to indicate a part of something or an indefinite quantity. Therefore, "kehityksestäänsä" can be interpreted as "from their own development" or "concerning their own progress."

This particular word construction is not commonly used in everyday Finnish conversation. Its rarity stems from the combination of grammatical elements, which can make it feel somewhat archaic or overly formal. While grammatically correct, native speakers would typically express a similar idea using simpler sentence structures or alternative vocabulary. For instance, one might say "heidän omasta kehityksestään" (from their own development) or rephrase the sentence to avoid such a specific and multi-affixed word. Understanding "kehityksestäänsä" requires a solid grasp of Finnish morphology, particularly the intricate system of suffixes that denote possession, case, and other grammatical functions.