ratkaisunsa

Ratkaisunsa is a Finnish noun form meaning “his/her/its solution” or, more broadly, “the solution belonging to someone,” depending on context. It is formed from the noun ratkaisu (solution) together with the third-person possessive suffix -nsä, which signals ownership by a subject already identified in the discourse. The word behaves like other possessive constructions in Finnish: the possessor is not stated as a separate word here, but is understood from the surrounding text.

In use, ratkaisunsa functions as a noun phrase referring to a solution associated with a specific person or entity. It can serve as the subject or the object of a clause. Examples include: “Hänen ratkaisunsa oli selkeä” (His/her solution was clear) and “Opettaja esitteli ratkaisunsa ongelmaan” (The teacher presented his/her solution to the problem). The form demonstrates how Finnish encodes ownership directly on the noun, with the possessive suffix selecting the possessor from context.

Notes on nuance and scope: ratkaisunsa emphasizes the attribution of a solution to a particular agent, rather than describing the solution in abstract terms. It is a normal, widely understood part of Finnish grammar and vocabulary, frequently encountered in everyday language, academic writing, and narrative prose where the author wishes to attribute a solution to a person or group. The word gains its precise meaning through the surrounding pronouns and nouns that identify who owns the solution.