lupauksien

Lupauksien is the genitive plural form of lupaus, the Finnish noun meaning a promise or pledge. In Finnish grammar, lupauksien denotes possession or association with more than one promise and translates roughly to “of promises” or “the promises.”

Formation and usage: Lupauksien is formed as the genitive plural of lupaus. It is used to express possession or relation to multiple promises and appears in phrases such as “lupauksien mukaan” (according to the promises) and “lupauksien rikkominen” (breach of promises). It also appears in contexts discussing commitments or obligations tied to several promises.

Examples:

- Lupauksien mukaan toimitus tapahtuu huomenna. (According to the promises, the delivery will take place tomorrow.)

- Lupauksien rikkominen on usein politiikassa herkkä aihe. (The breach of promises is often a sensitive topic in politics.)

Etymology and context: Lupaus derives from the Finnish word lupaa (permission or consent) and related roots tied to giving one’s word. Lupauksien as a form reflects standard Finnish plural-genitive morphology and is common in formal writing, journalism, law, and political discourse, where multiple commitments are discussed.

See also: lupaus, lupa, sitoumus, lupauksia.