A simple, mobile-friendly tool for Finnish learners that makes inflection rules visible at a glance.
Finnish is a highly inflected language — a single noun can appear in dozens of forms depending on case, number, and possessive suffix, while verbs change across tenses, moods, voices, and persons. For learners, seeing why a form looks the way it does is often more valuable than just seeing a translation.
Finnish Word Explorer lets you type any Finnish word — a dictionary form, an inflected noun, a conjugated verb — and immediately see its grammatical breakdown: what part of speech it is, which KOTUS inflection paradigm it belongs to, and exactly which suffix or stem change turns the base form into the form you typed.
The word list and inflection data are derived from English Wiktionary via kaikki.org, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Inflection paradigm codes follow the KOTUS classification used in Finnish grammar references.
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