Finnish grammar
Finnish grammar refers to the set of rules and structures that govern the Finnish language. It includes aspects such as word order, noun cases, verb conjugation, and sentence structure. Finnish is known for its extensive system of vowel harmony and agglutination, where suffixes are added to words to indicate grammatical relationships. Additionally, Finnish grammar also includes the use of possessive suffixes, the partitive case for expressing partial quantities, and the extensive use of compound words.