taivutuspäätteinä
Taivutuspäätteinä, a Finnish grammatical term, refers to inflectional suffixes that are added to the end of a word to indicate grammatical case, number, or possession. These suffixes are crucial for conveying the grammatical function of a word within a sentence, as Finnish relies heavily on inflection rather than prepositions or word order to express these relationships.
There are fifteen grammatical cases in Finnish, and each case has its own set of inflectional suffixes
In addition to case, taivutuspäätteinä also express number, singular and plural. Plural forms are typically marked