Monikollisista

Monikollisista is a Finnish inflected word-form used to indicate reference to multiple items or sources in contexts that convey "from" or "about" several entities. It is not typically treated as a separate lexical headword but appears as a case-marked variant of stems related to plurality (for example, derived from roots meaning "many" or "plural"). In practice, monikollisista occurs in phrases that translate to "from multiple ..." or "about multiple ...", often appearing in formal or written constructions.

Usage examples include contexts such as discussing causes, sources or aspects: in translations it corresponds to English formulations like "for multiple reasons" or "concerning several sources." The form combines a plural notion with a case ending that expresses movement from, origin, or topical focus depending on syntactic environment. Its exact morphological analysis depends on the base stem and the broader context in which it appears.

Monikollisista is primarily of interest in descriptions of Finnish morphology and syntax, illustrating how plurality and case interact to encode nuanced relations between items and predicates. Related concepts include monikko (the grammatical notion of plural) and various case endings (-sta/-stä) that produce meanings such as "from," "out of," or "about."