pölypussin

Pölypussin is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun pölypussi, a compound meaning dust bag. The term is commonly found in Finnish-language manuals, product descriptions, and consumer discussions related to vacuum cleaners and other devices that use disposable bags to collect dust and debris. As a grammatical form, pölypussin denotes possession or association, as in phrases like pölypussin vaihtaminen (the replacement of the dust bag) or pölypussin tilaus (ordering the dust bag).

Morphology and usage: pölypussi is formed from the elements pöly ("dust") and pussi ("bag"). The genitive singular is pölypussin, used to indicate that something belongs to or is related to the dust bag. In typical sentences the form appears in compound phrases or as part of a noun phrase describing a component or action involving the dust bag. The base noun pölypussi follows regular Finnish noun inflection patterns.

Context and scope: The term is not the name of a widely recognized product, brand, or place. Instead, it is primarily a linguistic form used in everyday Finnish to refer to the dust bag in various contexts, such as maintenance, parts ordering, and compatibility notes with specific vacuum models. Different models may require different pölypussin sizes or specifications, so accurate usage is important for proper fit and performance.

See also: pölypussi, vacuum cleaner, Finnish grammar, genitive case.