 In spoken Finnish, some frequently used verbs ("mennä, tulla, olla, panna") have irregular stems ("mee, tuu, oo, paa", instead of "mene, tule, ole, pane" ("go, come, be, put"), respectively).Finnish does not have a separate verb for possession (compare English "to have").Possession is indicated in other ways, mainly by genitives and existential clauses.