No. 812 in Finnish
halikon
"Halikon" is not a standard standalone Finnish word; it could refer to the genitive form of "Halikko," which is a place in Finland, meaning "of Halikko."
In a sentence
Halikon kirpputori on suosittu kohde.
The flea market in Halikko is a popular destination.
Halikon is used as a possessive form showing location, meaning 'of Halikko'.
Ostin Halikon markkinoilta kauniin lampun.
I bought a beautiful lamp from Halikko's market.
Halikon is used as a possessive form showing origin, meaning 'from Halikko'.
Halikon historia ulottuu keskiaikaan.
The history of Halikko dates back to the Middle Ages.
Halikon is used as a possessive form showing association, meaning 'the history of Halikko'.
Halikon kirkko on kaunis ja historiallinen.
The church in Halikko is beautiful and historical.
In this sentence, 'Halikon' is the genitive form of 'Halikko,' indicating possession or association, meaning 'of Halikko.' It is used here to specify that the church belongs to or is located in Halikko.
Hänellä oli halikon mallinen puukko vyössään.
He had a knife of the halikko type on his belt.
Here, 'halikon' describes the type or model of the knife. It is used as an adjective derived from 'Halikko,' indicating a style or characteristic.
Tapasin Halikon rautatieasemalla ystäväni.
I met my friend at the Halikko train station.
In this example, 'Halikon' functions as a locative genitive of the proper noun 'Halikko,' specifying that the train station is the one situated in Halikko.
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