nalainen

The term "nalainen" is a Finnish word that translates to "woman" or "female person." It is the singular, nominative form of the word and is used to refer to one individual of the female sex. The plural form is "naiset," meaning "women." "Nalainen" is a common and general term used in everyday language, literature, and official contexts.

In Finnish grammar, "nalainen" is a noun and follows standard declension patterns. For instance, in the genitive case, it becomes "naisen," meaning "woman's" or "of the woman." In the partitive case, it is "naista," often used to express a part of a group or an indefinite quantity. The illative case, indicating movement into something, would be "naiseen," meaning "into the woman."

The concept of "nalainen" in Finnish culture is similar to that of "woman" in many other Western cultures, encompassing a broad range of social roles, identities, and experiences. It is a fundamental term in the Finnish language, essential for communication and understanding.