päättymystensä

The Finnish word "päättymystensä" is the genitive plural form of the noun "päättymys," which translates to "ending," "conclusion," or "cessation" in English. This grammatical form indicates possession or a relationship to multiple endings. For instance, one might refer to the "causes of their endings" using "heidän päättymystensä syyt."

"Päättymys" itself is derived from the verb "päättyä," meaning to end, to finish, or to cease. The noun form signifies the state or event of something coming to a close. It can be used in various contexts, from the end of a day or a period to the conclusion of a project or a relationship.

The genitive plural "päättymystensä" is employed when discussing something belonging to or associated with several distinct endings. This could involve examining the consequences of multiple historical events concluding, or analyzing the commonalities in the ways various phenomena ceased to exist. Understanding the grammatical function of "päättymystensä" is crucial for comprehending complex sentence structures in Finnish that refer to multiple instances of cessation or conclusion. Its usage highlights the nuanced ways Finnish expresses possession and plurality in relation to abstract concepts.