toisiat

Toisiat is a Finnish term that translates to "each other" or "one another" in English. It is a reciprocal pronoun used in the Finnish language to indicate that an action is performed by two or more individuals or entities towards each other. The use of toisiat signifies a mutual relationship or interaction.

For example, if someone says "Heittäkää pallo toisillenne" (Throw the ball to each other), the word "toisillenne" is a form of toisiat, indicating the reciprocal nature of the action. Similarly, "He puhuvat toisilleen" (They are talking to each other) uses a different case of toisiat to express mutual communication.

The pronoun toisiat is inflected according to grammatical case and number, just like other Finnish pronouns and nouns. This inflection allows it to fit into various sentence structures and express different grammatical functions, such as the object or possessor of an action. Understanding toisiat is crucial for comprehending the nuances of interaction and reciprocity in Finnish communication. Its presence highlights the importance of mutual relationships within the language.