mehiläisen

Mehiläisen is a Finnish word that translates to "of the bee" or "bee's" in English. It is the genitive case of the word "mehiläinen," which means "bee." This form is used when indicating possession or origin related to a bee. For example, "mehiläisen hunaja" would mean "bee's honey." The word is commonly encountered in contexts discussing beekeeping, honey production, or the natural world in Finland. Understanding the genitive case is crucial for correct grammar when using this word in a sentence. It signifies that the noun following "mehiläisen" belongs to or is produced by a bee. The use of the genitive case is a fundamental aspect of Finnish grammar, and "mehiläisen" is a straightforward example of its application.