Operaatiosta

Operaatiosta is a Finnish noun form derived from operaatio (operation). The word appears in contexts where the operation is the source, origin, or topic of discussion. In practice, operaatiosta is used to mean “from the operation” in literal references, or “about the operation” in discourse and reporting. It is common in journalism, academic writing, and official documents dealing with military campaigns, medical procedures, or broader activities described as operations. The exact meaning is determined by the surrounding verb and sentence context.

Morphology and usage: Operaatiosta is the elative singular form of operaatio. Other related forms include operaation (genitive singular) and operaatiota (partitive singular). The elative suffix -sta/-stä marks origin or source, and in Finnish it can also express the topic of discussion when used with verbs such as puhua (to talk), keskustella (to discuss), or viitata (to refer to). In titles or headings, operaatiosta may signal that the article concerns the operation as a subject.

Examples:

- Keskustelimme operaatiosta ja sen vaikutuksista. (We discussed the operation and its effects.)

- Tutkimus perustuu operaatiosta saatuun dataan. (The study is based on data obtained from the operation.)

- Artikkeli käsittelee operaatiosta saatuja tuloksia. (The article covers results obtained from the operation.)

See also: operaatio (operation) and related terms for different senses of operation, including military, medical, and mathematical contexts.