Finnish has a large group of words ending in -mA. Many of these words have a long history within the Finnic or Uralic language groups.
In this advanced article, you can find a list of adverbs ending in -ttAin. Approach these with a grain of salt: you will not need to learn all of these!
Rakas, keskus, soitin, työtön, myyjätär and roskis are all words ending in a consonant. They each have their own page with more information.
Finnish has plenty of words ending in a consonant, but these often have an exceptional inflection into the cases. Learn about Finnish words ending in -s!
Kerros, mainos and rikos are some verb basic words ending in -os. Learn more about this special group of verb derivates in this article!
Elimistö, kirjasto, maasto, tilasto, toimisto and ilmasto all are words ending in -sto. What do they all have in common? Learn more now!
Finnish has the suffix -tar which can make the word it's attached to female. Words ending in -tar include kuningatar (queen) and papitar (priestess).
There is a fairly large amount if words ending in -nta in Finnish: tarjonta, valvonta, torjunta, paheksunta, sidonta, etc. Learn more now!
Istunto, keksintö, lausunto and hallinto all have something in common. There is a fairly large group of words ending in -nto. These nouns are derived from verbs.
The word "rakkaus" is inflected differently than the words "keskus". Why? Find out now in this guide on Us-Ukse- versus Us-Ude-!