Questions & Answers about Tämä ei ole omani.
Because Finnish does not negate verbs by just adding a separate word like English not. It uses a special negative verb.
With olla (to be), the pattern is:
- on = is
- ei ole = is not
So ei carries the negation, and ole is the special form used with it.
A few related examples:
- olen = I am → en ole = I am not
- olet = you are → et ole = you are not
- on = he/she/it is → ei ole = he/she/it is not
So *ei on is not grammatical Finnish.