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jokin + han, indefinite pronoun
Word analysis
jostakinhan

jostakinhan

jokin

Indefinite pronoun, Singular Elative, Focus clitic with suffix han

joka

Relative pronoun, Singular Elative, Focus clitic with suffix kin, Focus clitic with suffix han

josta

Adverb, Quantifying, Focus clitic with suffix kin, Focus clitic with suffix han

jostakin

Adverb, Quantifier, Focus clitic with suffix han

jostakin

Adverb, Quantifying, Focus clitic with suffix han
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Wiktionary

(indefinite) something. (indefinite, adjectival) some, one, a. what have you Fin:Nyt tarvittaisiin vasara tai jotain.Eng:Now we need a hammer or what have you. Show more arrow right In colloquial Finnish, the paradigms of jokin (used of non-human referents in the standard language) and joku (for human referents) have merged. Thus, colloquially, the word joku is used for the nominative singular and its plural form jotkut is used for the nominative plural when referring to both human and non-human referents, but for all other case categories, the forms originating in the paradigm of jokin (above) are used. This leads to the following pairs in colloquial usage:joku mies / jollekin miehellesome man / to some manjoku pöytä / jollekin pöydällesome table / onto some tableand the following pairs in formal usage according to the standard language:joku mies / jollekulle miehelle(meanings as above)jokin pöytä / jollekin pöydälle(meanings as above) Show more arrow right jollakin tavalla (adessive sg.) = somehowsomeway (or another)in some way (or another)(in) one way or anotherby some means Show more arrow right Pronoun stem jo- (see joka) + enclitic particle -kin. Show more arrow right

Example sentences

WikiMatrix; OpenSubtitles2018.v3; GlobalVoices Parallel Corpus; Europarl Parallel Corpus, sentence 2040.; OPUS; Tatoeba Parallel Corpus; Europarl; Tatoeba, sentence 3248530.; Tatoeba Jostakinhan täytyy aloittaa. We must start from somewhere. Jostakinhan on aloitettava. We all have to start somewhere. Jostakin hän sen saa. From somewhere he gets it. Jotakin olen unohtanut. I have forgotten something. En löydä jotain. I can't find something. Jostain keikasta? The phone goes. Jostakin täytyy aloittaa. Somewhere you have to start. Jossakin oli jotain outoa. There was something strange somewhere. Olen nähnyt jotakin outoa. I have seen something strange. Jotain on pielessä. Something is wrong. Show more arrow right
jokin / something
SingularPlural
Nom - jokinhan jotkinhan
Par -ta jotakinhan / jotainhan / jotaihan joitakinhan / joitainhan
Gen -n jonkinhan joidenkinhan
Ill mihin johonkinhan joihinkinhan
Ine -ssa jossakinhan / jossainhan joissakinhan / joissainhan
Ela -sta jostakinhan / jostainhan joistakinhan / joistainhan
All -lle jollekinhan joillekinhan
Ade -lla jollakinhan / jollainhan joillakinhan / joillainhan
Abl -lta joltakinhan / joltainhan joiltakinhan / joiltainhan
Tra -ksi joksikinhan joiksikinhan
Ess -na jonakinhan / jonainhan joinakinhan / joinainhan
Abe -tta jottakinhan joittakinhan
Com -ne - joinekinhan
Ins -in - joinkinhan
joku / someone
SingularPlural
Nom - jokuhan jotkuthan
Par -ta jotakutahan joitakuitahan
Gen -n jonkunhan / jonkuhan joidenkuidenhan
Ill mihin johonkuhunhan joihinkuihinhan
Ine -ssa jossakussahan joissakuissahan
Ela -sta jostakustahan joistakuistahan
All -lle jollekullehan joillekuillehan
Ade -lla jollakullahan joillakuillahan
Abl -lta joltakultahan joiltakuiltahan
Tra -ksi joksikuksihan joiksikuiksihan
Ess -na jonakunahan joinakuinahan
Abe -tta jottakuttahan joittakuittahan
Com -ne - joinekuinehan
Ins -in jonkunhan joinkuinhan

jokin / something

Singular

Plural

Nom

-

jokinhan

jotkinhan

Par

-ta

jotakinhan / jotainhan / jotaihan

joitakinhan / joitainhan

Gen

-n

jonkinhan

joidenkinhan

Ill

mihin

johonkinhan

joihinkinhan

Ine

-ssa

jossakinhan / jossainhan

joissakinhan / joissainhan

Ela

-sta

jostakinhan / jostainhan

joistakinhan / joistainhan

All

-lle

jollekinhan

joillekinhan

Ade

-lla

jollakinhan / jollainhan

joillakinhan / joillainhan

Abl

-lta

joltakinhan / joltainhan

joiltakinhan / joiltainhan

Tra

-ksi

joksikinhan

joiksikinhan

Ess

-na

jonakinhan / jonainhan

joinakinhan / joinainhan

Abe

-tta

jottakinhan

joittakinhan

Com

-ne

-

joinekinhan

Ins

-in

-

joinkinhan

joku / someone

Singular

Plural

Nom

-

jokuhan

jotkuthan

Par

-ta

jotakutahan

joitakuitahan

Gen

-n

jonkunhan / jonkuhan

joidenkuidenhan

Ill

mihin

johonkuhunhan

joihinkuihinhan

Ine

-ssa

jossakussahan

joissakuissahan

Ela

-sta

jostakustahan

joistakuistahan

All

-lle

jollekullehan

joillekuillehan

Ade

-lla

jollakullahan

joillakuillahan

Abl

-lta

joltakultahan

joiltakuiltahan

Tra

-ksi

joksikuksihan

joiksikuiksihan

Ess

-na

jonakunahan

joinakuinahan

Abe

-tta

jottakuttahan

joittakuittahan

Com

-ne

-

joinekuinehan

Ins

-in

jonkunhan

joinkuinhan

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that / who / which As a relative pronoun, joka only tends to refer to the previous word or phrase, as opposed to a whole sentence (like mikä). In colloquial usage, this distinction is usually not as clear-cut.Fin:Ostin uuden puhelimen, joka on toiminut hyvin.Eng:I bought a new phone that has been working well. ("that" refers to the phone)Fin:Ostin uuden puhelimen, mikä oli ihan hyvä kokemus.Eng:I bought a new phone, which was quite a good experience. ("which" refers to the purchase) that / who / which In Eastern Finnish dialects, the indeclinable stem -ka is still used and, thus, the pronoun forms with -ka can occur in standard Finnish on occasion, because it is not a big error to use it: joidenka, jotenka, joihinka, jonneka etc. Show more arrow right From the pronominal stem jo- + the suffix -ka. The stem jo- is from Proto-Finnic jo (pronominal stem), from Proto-Finno-Permic jo. Related to Karelian joka, Votic jõka, Northern Sami juogọ, Erzya юза тоза (juza toza) and Eastern Mari юж (ûž). Show more arrow right

Example sentences

OpenSubtitles2018.v3; Europarl; Europarl Parallel Corpus; Tatoeba, sentence 1999995 (unknown source).; OPUS; SETIMES2; Tanzil Jostakinhan on aloitettava. We all have to start somewhere. Jollakin oli kiire. Someone was in a hurry. Hän elää joissakin paikoissa. He lives in some places. Joinhan he täällä joka päivä. They are there every day, aren't they? Jostakin kylästä hän tulee. He comes from somewhere village. Joka päivä menen lenkille. I go for a run every day. En saa vastausta joltakin. I'm not getting a response from someone. Voit ottaa sen joinhan haluat. You can take it whenever you like. Jotakin on pielessä. Something is wrong. Jollakin tavalla tämä selittyy. This can be explained in some way. Show more arrow right
joka / who, which, that
SingularPlural
Nom - jokakinhan -
Par -ta jotakinhan joitakinhan
Gen -n - joittenkinhan / joidenkinhan
Ill mihin johonkinhan joihinkinhan
Ine -ssa jossakinhan joissakinhan
Ela -sta jostakinhan joistakinhan
All -lle jollekinhan joillekinhan
Ade -lla jollakinhan joillakinhan
Abl -lta joltakinhan joiltakinhan
Tra -ksi joksikinhan joiksikinhan
Ess -na jonakinhan joinakinhan
Abe -tta jottakinhan joittakinhan
Com -ne - -
Ins -in - joinkinhan
mikä / which, that
SingularPlural
Nom - mikäkinhän mitkäkinhän
Par -ta mitäkinhän -
Gen -n minkäkinhän -
Ill mihin minnekinhän / mihinkinhän -
Ine -ssa missäkinhän -
Ela -sta mistäkinhän -
All -lle millekinhän -
Ade -lla milläkinhän -
Abl -lta miltäkinhän -
Tra -ksi miksikinhän -
Ess -na minäkinhän -
Abe -tta - -
Com -ne - -
Ins -in - -

joka / who, which, that

Singular

Plural

Nom

-

jokakinhan

-

Par

-ta

jotakinhan

joitakinhan

Gen

-n

-

joittenkinhan / joidenkinhan

Ill

mihin

johonkinhan

joihinkinhan

Ine

-ssa

jossakinhan

joissakinhan

Ela

-sta

jostakinhan

joistakinhan

All

-lle

jollekinhan

joillekinhan

Ade

-lla

jollakinhan

joillakinhan

Abl

-lta

joltakinhan

joiltakinhan

Tra

-ksi

joksikinhan

joiksikinhan

Ess

-na

jonakinhan

joinakinhan

Abe

-tta

jottakinhan

joittakinhan

Com

-ne

-

-

Ins

-in

-

joinkinhan

mikä / which, that

Singular

Plural

Nom

-

mikäkinhän

mitkäkinhän

Par

-ta

mitäkinhän

-

Gen

-n

minkäkinhän

-

Ill

mihin

minnekinhän / mihinkinhän

-

Ine

-ssa

missäkinhän

-

Ela

-sta

mistäkinhän

-

All

-lle

millekinhän

-

Ade

-lla

milläkinhän

-

Abl

-lta

miltäkinhän

-

Tra

-ksi

miksikinhän

-

Ess

-na

minäkinhän

-

Abe

-tta

-

-

Com

-ne

-

-

Ins

-in

-

-

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Elative singular form of joka. Show more arrow right
whereof josta, mistä
which
Show more arrow right Tatoeba Parallel Corpus; ParaCrawl; OpenSubtitles Parallel Corpus; Tatoeba; ParaCrawl Corpus; OpenSubtitles2018.v3; OpenSubtitles Jostakinhan sitä täytyy aloittaa. You have to start somewhere. Jostakinhan meidän on aloitettava. We have to start from somewhere, after all. Riisu jostakinhan tämän ympäriltä. Strip it from somewhere. En edes tiedä jostakinhan aloittaa. I don't even know where from somewhere to start. Jostakinhan löydän voimaa jatkaa eteenpäin. From somewhere I find strength to keep going. Jostakinhan se on aloitettava! You have to start somewhere! Hän oli kuullut jostakinhan, että paikka oli kaunis. He had heard from somewhere that the place was beautiful. Jostakinhan Punainen Risti ostaa ruoan. The Red Cross has to buy the food from someone. Tarvitsin vain hiukan aikaa jostakinhan myös ladatakseni akkuni. I just needed a bit of time to recharge my batteries from somewhere. Jostapas tekisimme retken metsään. Why not take a trip to the forest? Show more arrow right Get Premium! For Unlimited access Log in or Get Premium. You can now close this dialog and continue using Kieli.net in 4s. First 7 days FREE Trial!

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from somewhere (in some expressions) something Fin:olla riippuvainen jostakinEng:be dependent on somethingFin:piitata jostakinEng:to care about something Show more arrow right jostain Show more arrow right Elative singular form of jokin. Show more arrow right
from somewhere
for some
Show more arrow right Tatoeba; Europarl Parallel Corpus 1996-2011; OPUS; Opus - Finnish-English; JRC-Acquis Multilingual Parallel Corpus; ParaCrawl Corpus Sain sen jostakinhan. I got it from somewhere. Jostakinhan sitä on alettava. You have to start somewhere. Jostakinhan se on aloitettava. It has to start from somewhere, after all. Onhan se jostakinhan lähdettävä. We have to start from somewhere. Jostakinhan niiden on lähdettävä. They have to come from somewhere. Minun täytyi ottaa se jostakinhan. I had to take it from somewhere. Jostakinhan ne taas saavat alkunsa. They have to come from somewhere. Jostakinhan sitähän nuoret kiinnostuvat. Young people are interested in something, after all. Jostakinhan se on aloitettava! You have to start somewhere! Sinä olet varmaan jostakinhan kuullut minusta. You must have heard of me from somewhere. Show more arrow right Get Premium! For Unlimited access Log in or Get Premium. You can now close this dialog and continue using Kieli.net in 4s. First 7 days FREE Trial!

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