putinin

putinin

"Putinin" is the Finnish possessive form of "Putin," meaning "Putin's."

Here, 'Putinin' is in the genitive case, indicating possession, linking the politics to Putin in Finnish grammar.

Putinin politiikasta käydään paljon keskustelua.

There is much discussion about Putin's politics.

In this sentence, 'Putinin' again uses the genitive case to show that the speech belongs to Putin.

Näin Putinin puheen televisiossa eilen.

I saw Putin's speech on television yesterday.

Here too, 'Putinin' is in the genitive to show joint possession with 'hallinto' (administration).

Putinin ja hänen hallintonsa päätökset herättävät keskustelua.

Putin's and his administration's decisions spark discussions.