sydämesi

Sydämesi is a Finnish word that translates to "your heart" in English. It is the possessive form of the noun "sydän," meaning "heart." The suffix "-si" indicates the second-person singular possessive, referring to something belonging to "you." Therefore, "sydämesi" directly signifies "your heart."

In Finnish grammar, this possessive suffix is commonly added to nouns to indicate ownership or association with a particular person. The word "sydämesi" can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. Literally, it refers to the physical organ, the heart, belonging to an individual. Figuratively, it is often used to express emotions, love, affection, or deep feelings. For example, one might say "rakastan sydämesi syvyydestä" which translates to "I love you from the depths of your heart," implying a profound and sincere love. The word is a fundamental part of expressing personal connection and emotional states in the Finnish language.