muotooppinsa

Muotooppinsa is a Finnish word that translates to "its shape" or "his/her/its shape." It is a possessive form of the noun "muoto," meaning shape or form. The suffix "-nsa" indicates possession by a third person singular subject, which can be a person (he, she) or a thing (it).

For example, one might say "Talon muotooppinsa oli mielenkiintoinen" which translates to "The house's shape was interesting." Here, "muotooppinsa" refers to the shape belonging to the house. Similarly, if discussing an animal, one could say "Koiran muotooppinsa paljasti sen rodun" meaning "The dog's shape revealed its breed."

The word is commonly used in everyday Finnish conversation and writing when describing the physical characteristics or appearance of something or someone. It is a versatile term that can apply to a wide range of objects, living beings, and even abstract concepts when discussing their form or structure. The grammatical context of the sentence dictates the specific possessor, whether it is a male, female, or inanimate object. Understanding the possessive suffix is key to correctly interpreting the meaning of "muotooppinsa."