kiinnityksestään

The Finnish word "kiinnityksestään" is the possessive form of "kiinnitys." "Kiinnitys" itself translates to "attachment," "fastening," "mounting," or "fixing" in English. Therefore, "kiinnityksestään" specifically means "of its attachment," "of its fastening," "of its mounting," or "of its fixing."

This possessive form indicates that something belongs to or relates to the way something is attached or fastened. For example, one might discuss the strength of a device's kiinnityksestään, referring to the quality or manner of its attachment. Similarly, in a technical context, the stability or effectiveness of a mounting mechanism could be described in relation to its kiinnityksestään.

The grammatical structure involves the genitive case suffix "-n" added to the possessive suffix "-s-", followed by the third-person possessive suffix "-än". This complex suffixation is common in Finnish to express possession, particularly when referring to an object's own characteristics or parts. The word is typically used when referring back to a previously mentioned noun, indicating a property or aspect of that noun's method of attachment.