tyydyttävänsä

The Finnish word "tyydyttävänsä" is a conditional form of the verb "tyydyttää," which means to satisfy, to appease, or to content. Specifically, "tyydyttävänsä" is the third-person singular conditional form of the verb in the possessive construction. This means it describes a situation where "he/she/it" would satisfy "his/her/its" own need or desire, or when something would satisfy "his/her/its" own condition. The possessive suffix "-nsä" indicates a reflexive action, referring back to the subject.

For example, one might say "Hän ei tyydyttävänsä tilannetta" which roughly translates to "He/she would not satisfy himself/herself with the situation." The conditional mood implies a hypothetical or uncertain scenario. The word is not commonly used in everyday speech and is more likely to be found in formal or literary contexts. Its grammatical complexity and specific meaning make it a word that requires a nuanced understanding of Finnish grammar, particularly the interplay of verb moods and possessive suffixes.