projekin

Projekin is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun projekti, which translates to “project.” It is used to express possession or association within noun phrases, and appears in constructions such as projektin aikataulu (the project’s schedule) or projektin budjetti (the project’s budget).

In Finnish grammar, the genitive marks a relationship between two nouns, similar to “of the” in English. For projekti, the genitive form is projektin, and it is used to modify another noun or to form compound nouns that denote ownership or relation to a project. This form is common in technical, administrative, and business language, where precise attribution to a specific project is required.

The form projekin is not a standalone noun; it is a grammatical variation of projekti. When referring to multiple projects, the genitive plural is projektien, as in projektien hallinta (the management of the projects). The related case forms of projekti follow Finnish declension patterns, allowing the word to appear in various syntactic roles depending on the sentence.

Examples of typical usage include projektin johtaminen (project management), projektin suunnittelu (project planning), and projektin loppuraportti (the project’s final report). The genitive is a core feature for constructing meaningful and precise noun phrases in Finnish, enabling clear attribution of attributes, tasks, and resources to specific projects.

See also: Projekti; Finnish grammar; Genitive case.