nenääänne

nenääänne is a Finnish word that translates to "your nose" in English. It is the second-person possessive form of the noun nenä, meaning "nose". The ending "-änne" indicates possession by "you" (plural or formal singular). Therefore, nenääänne specifically refers to the nose belonging to the person or people being addressed.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation when referring to someone's physical features or when giving instructions that involve the nose. For example, someone might say "Pesä nenääänne" which means "Wash your nose."

In Finnish grammar, possessive suffixes are attached to nouns to indicate ownership. The suffix "-änne" is one of several such suffixes, distinguished by the number and formality of the possessor. Other possessive suffixes include "-ni" (my), "-si" (your singular informal), "-nsa" (his/her/its/their), and "-mme" (our). The use of nenääänne implies direct address to the owner of the nose.