pankkinne

Pankkinne is the Finnish word formed by attaching the second-person plural possessive suffix -nne to pankki, the noun for bank. The construction yields "your bank" and illustrates a standard method Finnish uses to mark possession directly on nouns. The orthography merges base and suffix into pankkinne, with capitalization used only when the term is styled as a proper noun.

In everyday usage, pankkinne appears when speakers refer to the bank associated with the listener or audience, and can appear in written text as part of possessive noun phrases or in marketing contexts emphasizing customer ownership. The form demonstrates how Finnish marks ownership through inflection rather than separate possessive determiners.

In branding or pedagogical contexts, someone might capitalise the word as Pankkinne to designate a fictional bank or to illustrate possessive morphology in Finnish language materials. While predominantly a grammatical construction, pankkinne can function as a recognizable unit in examples intended to teach or illustrate Finnish possessive suffixes, or as a stylized name in fictional or promotional settings.