risikien

Risikien is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun riski, meaning “risk.” It translates as “of the risks” or “the risks’” when used in a sentence. In Finnish, risk is a common term in business, engineering, and public policy, and riski follows standard inflection patterns. The nominative plural is riskit, the genitive singular is riskin, and the genitive plural is riskien. The form risikien appears specifically to indicate possession or association with multiple risks.

Riski is a loanword from English risk, widely adopted into Finnish. The genitive plural ending -ien is the regular form for many Finnish nouns ending in -i, giving riskien as the standard genitive plural.

Examples of usage include riskien hallinta (risk management) and riskien arviointi (risk assessment). In practice, risikien is used to discuss multiple risks in a project, policy analysis, or financial planning. It commonly appears in official documents, reports, and academic writing when referring to several distinct risks.

See also: riski, risk, risk management, risk assessment. This article notes the linguistic use of the term risikien and does not refer to any organization or place by that name.