monikon
Monikon is a term used in Finnish linguistic tradition to denote the plural form of a word and the inflectional system that marks number. The word itself is the genitive singular form of monikko, meaning “plural.” In descriptive grammar, monikon taivutus refers to how nouns, adjectives, and pronouns take plural endings and adjust for number across different cases.
In standard Finnish, nouns inflect for number and case, and the plural is typically signaled by endings
The term monikon also appears in discussions of specific phrases like monikon pääte (the plural ending) and
In summary, monikon refers to the plural aspect of Finnish grammar—the set of inflectional forms that mark