Pankkeista

Pankkeista is the elative plural form of the Finnish noun pankki, meaning from banks. It is used to indicate origin or source when referring to more than one bank, for example in statistical or financial reporting.

In Finnish, the elative case expresses movement from or origin with respect to a source. The suffix -sta or -stä is added to the plural stem to form pankkeista. This form is common in formal writing and in contexts where information, data, or actions are attributed to or derived from multiple banks.

Examples of usage include phrases such as pankkeista kerätyt tiedot (data collected from banks) and pankkeista peräisin olevat tilastot (statistics originating from banks). These constructions help distinguish source material in reports, studies, or news articles.

Notes and context:

- Pankkeista emphasizes multiple banks; the singular form for “from a bank” is pankista.

- The word is typically found in formal, technical, or journalistic Finnish rather than casual conversation.

- It is commonly used in discussions of financial data, regulatory reporting, or comparative analyses involving several institutions.

Related terms:

- pankki: bank

- pankista: from a bank

- pankkien: banks’ (genitive plural)

- pankkeista: from banks (elative plural)

Overall, pankkeista is a standard grammatical form used to reference information or actions that originate from more than one bank, within a neutral and informative context.