poranterän

Poranterän is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun poranterä, meaning drill bit. In Finnish, the genitive singular marks possession or close association, so poranterän is used to indicate something belonging to or related to a drill bit. Examples include poranterän kärki (the drill bit’s tip) and poranterän halkaisija (the drill bit’s diameter). The base noun poranterä combines pora (“drill”) and terä (“blade” or “edge”), reflecting the tool’s function. The nominative form is poranterä, and the plural genitive is poranterien (of drill bits). In typical usage, poranterän appears as part of a larger noun phrase to specify attributes, parts, or measurements of a drill bit.

As a grammatical form, poranterän does not denote a separate object or concept by itself; it is a morphological variant used in technical and everyday language to express possession or association with a drill bit. In English translation, poranterän is rendered as “the drill bit’s” when used in possessive constructions, such as poranterän terä (the drill bit’s edge) or poranterän koko (the drill bit’s size).