mielenkiintoisen

Mielenkiintoisen is the genitive singular form of the Finnish word "mielenkiintoinen." In Finnish grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or a relationship between nouns, similar to the English possessive "'s" or the preposition "of." Therefore, "mielenkiintoisen" translates to "of interesting" or "interesting's" in English, depending on the context.

The adjective "mielenkiintoinen" itself means "interesting." It is used to describe something that arouses curiosity, attention, or enjoyment. When "mielenkiintoinen" is in its genitive form, "mielenkiintoisen," it modifies a noun that follows it, showing that the following noun belongs to or is related to something interesting. For example, in the phrase "kirjan mielenkiintoisen sivun," "mielenkiintoisen" would be the genitive form modifying "sivun" (page), implying "the interesting page of the book" or "the book's interesting page." The grammatical function of "mielenkiintoisen" is to connect the concept of "interesting" with another noun in a possessive or relational manner within a Finnish sentence.