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KPT

Usually KPT applies when finding the stem of a word (using the example of finding genitive form here, the word stem is then just without the final n):

kukka (kuk -ka) -> kukan

katto (kat - to) -> katon

hattu (hat - tu) -> hatun

musiikki (musiik - ki) -> musiikin

lika (li - ka) -> lian

kiltti (kilt - ti) -> kiltin

However, I've noticed when the word has another syllable after the location where KPT would apply, KPT doesn't occur:

lattia (lat - ti - a) -> lattian

korkea (kor - ke - a) -> korkean

Kuopio (Kuo - pi - o) -> Kuopion

matala (mat - a - la) -> matalan

ikkuna (ik - ku - na) -> ikkunan

Has anyone else noticed this? I don't know if there are exceptions to this but at least in my mind it explains why "lattian" shouldn't be "latian".

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[lily-learns-finnish]

KPT

KPT refers to consonant gradation (i.e. change in a systematic way when a word changes form), and always involves the letters K, P or T. KPT either occurs in the case where strong changes to weak, or alternatively where weak changes to strong. At first I was really reluctant to learn KPT because I didn’t know how useful it would be, but .... now it keeps coming up when I try to learn new grammar. Here are the most common rules:

Strong    Weak    Basic         Genitive              kk           k           musiikki      musiikin              pp           p          kauppa       kaupan               tt             t           kartta          kartan                k             -           vika             vian                   p             v          halpa           halvan                t              d          katu             kadu                  rt             rr          parta           parran               lt              ll          silta             sillan                 nt             nn       ranta            rannan              nk            ng       kaupunki      kaupungin        mp           mm     kampa          kammen         

I gave an example of going from the basic form to the genitive form, since this can involve KPT. Mostly, I’ve found when one wants to conjugate in present tense, knowing these by heart is useful. I seem to remember the first 6, but the last 5 haven’t stuck yet. Also for full disclosure, KPT can involve others letters too,  but I have found trying to learn these 11 cases enough for now.