12jäsenisistä

12jäsenisistä is a Finnish term that translates to "of the twelve-member" or "concerning the twelve-member." It is typically used in a grammatical context, specifically referring to a genitive or possessive case of a noun or phrase that denotes a group or entity consisting of twelve members. The exact meaning and usage depend heavily on the preceding noun and the sentence structure in which it appears.

For instance, it might refer to the ownership or belonging of something to a group of twelve individuals. If discussing a decision made by a committee, "12jäsenisistä" could indicate that the decision pertains to the committee itself, or perhaps to matters related to its members. The term is not a standalone word but rather a grammatical inflection indicating a relationship of possession or origin from a group of twelve. Understanding the context of the full sentence is crucial for precise interpretation. It highlights the grammatical flexibility of the Finnish language, where case endings convey a significant amount of information.