Asuintilasta

Asuintilasta is the elative case form of the Finnish noun asuintila. Asuintila refers to a living space or dwelling, such as a housing unit or a room within a residence. The elative form, marked by the suffix -sta/-stä, means “from the living space” and is used to indicate origin, source, or movement away from a dwelling in a sentence.

The construction of asuintilasta follows general Finnish inflection rules for nouns with a -tila base. Asuintila combines asuin- (a marginal form related to living or inhabitation) and tila (space or room). The elative suffix -sta thus yields asuintilasta, placing the noun in a context like “from the dwelling.” This form is regular within Finnish grammar and serves a functional role in describing location, source, or provenance in relation to a residence.

In usage, asuintilasta appears in descriptive or official language concerning housing, building management, or property records, where information is tied to a specific dwelling. For example, sentences may refer to conditions, events, or measurements that originate from the living space. Asuintilasta is not a separate concept but a grammatical form of asuintila, and its meaning derives from the broader sense of the dwelling.

See also: asuintila, Finnish grammar, elative case, Finnish noun inflection.