T'au Empire: Commander

Commodore Commander? Wait: The text: "En Commander til en T'au Empire hær." Danish. It means "A Commander for a T'au Empire army." In Finnish: "Commander" is a rank/name; instruction says do not translate proper nouns? It says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. Here "Commander" might be a title; also "T'au Empire" is a proper noun. We should keep "Commander" and "T'au Empire" as written. The rest translated: "En" -> "Yksi" or "Yksi" means "One". "til en" -> "kohdennettu" no, Danish: "til" means "to" or "for". So "En Commander til en T'au Empire hær." -> "Yksi Commander for en T'au Empire hær" but we must translate to Finnish maintaining proper nouns. So: "Yksi Commander for en T'au Empire hær." But we should translate "for" to Finnish: " Commander for a T'au Empire army" in Finnish would be "Yksi Commander T'au Empire -armeijalle" but "T'au Empire" is proper noun; "army's" in Danish "hær" meaning army. In Finnish "armeijalle" or "armeijaan"? "to a T'au Empire army" typically "T'au Empire -armeijalle" with all hyphen. So final: "Yksi Commander T'au Empire -armeijalle." Ensure space: Finnish uses Finnish dash? We'll write "Yksi Commander T'au Empire -armeijalle." However proper nouns must be kept exactly as written; "T'au Empire" is kept. The rest: "En" -> "Yksi"; "til en" -> "T'il? no" The rest: "Commander" kept. So final line: Yksi Commander T'au Empire -armeijalle. Include period at end? Danish sentence ends with period. We'll include period at end: "Yksi Commander T'au Empire -armeijalle." But should "Arena" no. We'll deliver. Also line breaks preserved; single line. Provide only translated text. Let's deliver.