matkasi

Matkasi is a Finnish noun that means "your trip" or "your journey." It is formed by combining the base word matka (trip) with the second-person possessive suffix -si, which marks ownership by the person being addressed. The word is commonly used in everyday Finnish to refer to someone’s travel plans or experiences.

In addition to matkasi, Finnish possessive forms of matka include matkani (my trip), matkansa (his/her/its trip), and matkamme (our trip). For addressing more than one person or in formal contexts, forms like matkannenne (your trip) may be used. The exact spelling follows standard Finnish possessive suffix rules and can vary with different possessors.

Usage: Matkasi can function as the subject or object of a sentence, depending on the verb and grammatical context. Examples: Matkasi alkaa huomenna. (Your trip starts tomorrow.) Kerro minulle matkasi suunnitelmat. (Tell me your travel plans.) Matkasi on ollut mielenkiintoinen. (Your trip has been interesting.)

Notes: The possessive suffix forms are a characteristic feature of Finnish grammar, where ownership is shown directly on the noun rather than through separate pronouns. Matkasi is a common, neutral term suitable for both spoken and written Finnish. Related terms include matka (trip) and matkustus (travel or traveling).