kysymyssanoihin

Kysymyssanoihin are interrogative words in the Finnish language. They are essential for forming questions and seeking information. These words typically begin a question and signal the type of answer expected. The most common kysymyssanoihin include "kuka" (who), "mikä" (what), "missä" (where), "milloin" (when), "miksi" (why), "miten" (how), and "kumpi" (which of two).

Each kysymyssana has a specific grammatical function. "Kuka" is used for people, while "mikä" is used for things and abstract concepts. "Missä" inquires about location, "milloin" about time, and "miksi" about reason. "Miten" asks about manner or method, and "kumpi" is used when choosing between two options.

These words are highly versatile and can be inflected according to grammatical case, number, and possession, similar to other Finnish nouns and pronouns. For example, "kenelle" is the allative form of "kuka," meaning "to whom." Understanding kysymyssanoihin is fundamental for constructing grammatically correct and meaningful questions in Finnish. They are the building blocks of inquiry in the language.