Juomasta

Juomasta is a Finnish noun form derived from juoma, meaning drink or beverage. It is specifically the elative singular form, used to express origin or source as “from the drink” or “out of the drink.”

In Finnish grammar, the elative case answers questions of where something comes from or originates. Juomasta thus functions as the source noun in clauses requiring this case. The corresponding plural elative is juomista, meaning “from the drinks.” Juomasta, like other elative forms, appears after verbs and in phrases that indicate extraction, origin, or starting point.

Morphology and usage are tied to the base noun juoma. When the noun is inflected for tense, number, or case, juoma changes form accordingly, and juomasta is the standard elative singular form for this noun. It is not a separate lexical item; it is a grammatical form used within sentences.

Common usage scenarios involve describing something derived from or originating in a drink. For example, a sentence might convey taking a portion from a beverage or noting a characteristic that comes from the drink itself. In translation, juomasta is often rendered as “from the drink” in English.

See also: Finnish grammar, elative case, juoma.

Note: Finnish case forms can be subtle, and juomasta is one of several forms used to indicate source or origin.