naapurillenaapureille
Naapurillenaapureille is a constructed Finnish compound word used primarily in linguistic discussions to illustrate how Finnish can chain multiple suffixes onto a noun. It is not a standard or common term in everyday Finnish, but rather serves as an example of agglutinative morphology and how meaning can be extended or shifted when several suffixes are attached in sequence.
Etymology and structure: The word is formed from the base naapuri meaning “neighbor,” combined with suffixes
Usage and context: The term is mentioned in linguistic texts, language-learning exercises, and discussions about Finnish
See also: Finnish language, Morphology of Finnish, Agglutination, Language pedagogy.