Jaksosta

Jaksosta is a Finnish word form derived from the noun jakso, which means "episode", "period" or "segment". Jaksosta is the singular elative case (jakso + -sta), commonly translated as "from the episode" or "from the period". In many contexts it also conveys the sense "about the episode" when used with verbs that govern the elative, such as puhua jostakin ("to talk about something").

Grammatically, the suffix -sta/-stä marks the elative case in Finnish and expresses movement out of, source, or reference. The choice between -sta and -stä follows Finnish vowel harmony; jakso contains back vowels, so -sta is used. Jaksosta therefore functions as a case-inflected form rather than a separate lexical item and appears in sentences to indicate origin, source, or topic related to a specific episode or time span.

Pronunciation in IPA is approximately /ˈjɑksostɑ/. Typical usage examples include sentences meaning "I learned a lot from the episode" or "we talked about the episode", where jaksosta identifies what is being referred to. Related forms include the nominative jakso, the partitive jaksoa, and other case forms such as jaksossa (inessive, "in the episode") and jaksosta (elative, "from/about the episode").