suoritustensa

Suoritustensa is a Finnish grammatical form that marks possession by a plural subject of the noun suoritus, which can mean a performance, achievement, or completion. In English, it is often rendered as “their performances” or “their completions,” depending on the context. The form is built from the root suoritus and uses standard Finnish nominalizing and possessive suffixes to indicate both the concept of a performance and ownership by a group.

Usage of suoritustensa is common in written Finnish when discussing outcomes or performances attributed to groups, such as students, teams, organizations, or programs. It appears in contexts like evaluations, reports, or studies that address what a group has produced or achieved. Examples include phrases such as suoritustensa kehitystä (“the development of their performances”) or suoritustensa tulokset (“the results of their performances”).

Grammar notes: suoritustensa denotes a plural possessor; for possession by a single person or entity the corresponding form would be suorituksensa. The base word is suoritus, with Finnish affixes applied to form a noun phrase that can be inflected for different cases to fit its role in a sentence.

See also: suoritus, suoritukset, suorituksensa.

References: used primarily in Finnish-language texts dealing with outcomes or performances of groups.