Keskittyviltä

Keskittyviltä is a form in Finnish morphology. It combines the present active participle keskittyvä, derived from keskittyä meaning “to concentrate,” with the ablative plural suffix -ltä. The result can refer to a source or origin belonging to a group described by the participle, and is typically translated as “from those who concentrate” or “from focused groups.”

Finnish uses case endings rather than prepositions to express origin, so keskittyviltä appears in contexts where the source is indicated in the ablative case. In practice it is most common in formal or technical language, such as research reports or analyses that discuss data collected from specific kinds of respondents or groups.

Because keskittyviltä is a specialized term of Finnish morphology, it is not part of everyday speech. It is primarily encountered in linguistic discussions or descriptive accounts of how participial adjectives can take case endings. Related forms include keskittyvä (present participle/adjective) and keskittynyt (past participle), which illustrate similar patterns of manipulation with Finnish case endings.