No. 6,958 in German
finnlands
"Finnlands" is the German genitive form of "Finnland," meaning "Finland's" or "of Finland" in English.
In a sentence
Finnlands Natur ist beeindruckend.
Finland's nature is impressive.
'Finnlands' is used in the genitive case here to indicate possession (Finland's).
Schüler studieren die Geschichte Finnlands.
Students study Finland's history.
Here, 'Finnlands' again represents possession in the genitive case to show what history is referred to.
Der wirtschaftliche Aufstieg Finnlands ist bemerkenswert.
The economic rise of Finland is remarkable.
In this instance, 'Finnlands' is used in a possessive structure in the genitive case to specify which economic rise is being discussed.
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