"-siin" meaning in Finnish

See -siin in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Suffix

Etymology: By analogy from -hin, -in, the other plural illative suffix (as the plural infix -i- affects the vowel used by the illative suffix, even when this would not happen for -seen). Etymology templates: {{m|fi|-hin}} -hin, {{m|fi|-Vn|-in|id=illative}} -in, {{m|fi|-seen}} -seen Head templates: {{head|fi|suffix|cat2=case suffixes}} -siin
  1. plural form of the illative suffix -seen Tags: form-of, morpheme, plural Form of: the illative suffix -seen

Download JSON data for -siin meaning in Finnish (1.8kB)

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