Immältä

Immältä is a Finnish word that translates to "from the mother" or "maternal" in English. It is a derivative of the Finnish word "imä," meaning mother. The word "immältä" is typically used in possessive contexts to indicate origin or relationship. For example, it can refer to something inherited from the mother, a characteristic passed down from the mother, or a place where the mother resides. The suffix "-ltä" in Finnish indicates a partitive case, often signifying "from." Therefore, "immältä" literally means "from mother." Its usage is common in everyday Finnish conversation and literature, particularly when discussing family ties, ancestry, or inherited traits. It conveys a sense of maternal connection and origin. The word is straightforward in its meaning and grammatical function within the Finnish language.