Linkkeiltä

Linkkeiltä is a Finnish inflected form of the noun linkki, meaning a hyperlink or link. It is the elative plural form, used to indicate origin or source from multiple links. In English, it can be translated as “from the links.”

In Finnish grammar, the elative case expresses movement away from something or source. The plural elative form linkkeiltä signals that the source consists of several links. The form is typically used when describing information, references, or materials that come from a collection of hyperlinks rather than from a single source.

Usage of linkkeiltä commonly appears in online writing, where authors discuss sources, references, or external materials linked on a page. For example, a sentence might say that information was gathered from linkkeiltä, or that a set of resources originates from multiple links provided in a post. The exact phrasing can vary depending on the surrounding sentence structure and style guide.

Related morphological forms include linkki (singular nominative), linkin (singular genitive), linkin lisäksi or linkkejä (plural partitive), and linkiltä (singular elative). Understanding linkkeiltä helps with reading and composing Finnish text that references multiple hyperlinks as a source.

See also: linkki, elative case in Finnish grammar, sources and citations in Finnish.