Häiriköinniltä

Häiriköinniltä is an Estonian word that translates to "from disturbance" or "from disruption." It is the ablative case of the word häiriköinti, which means disturbance, disruption, or nuisance. In Estonian grammar, the ablative case is used to indicate separation from something, the origin of something, or the material from which something is made. Therefore, häiriköinniltä would be used in a sentence to express that something is coming from a disturbance, is free from a disturbance, or is being protected from a disturbance.

For example, one might say "Hoidsin end häiriköinniltä" which means "I kept myself away from disturbance." Another example could be "Rahu tuli häiriköinniltä vabanemise järel," meaning "Peace came after being freed from disturbance." The context in which häiriköinniltä is used will determine its precise meaning, but the core idea revolves around a state of being separate from or a result of some form of disruption or annoyance. It is a grammatical form that denotes a source or removal from a disruptive element.