Perehtymästä

Perehtymästä is a Finnish word that functions as the elative plural form of the verb "perehtyä". The base verb "perehtyä" translates to "to become familiar with," "to study," "to delve into," or "to master" a subject or area. The elative case in Finnish typically indicates movement from within, origin, or cause.

Therefore, "perehtymästä" literally translates to "from becoming familiar with" or "from studying." In context, it often implies a state of having just finished or emerged from a period of deep study or engagement with a particular topic. For example, a sentence might describe someone's actions or thoughts *after* they have finished delving into a subject, using "perehtymästä" to indicate the starting point or the origin of their current state. It conveys the idea of moving away from or having completed a process of learning and understanding. The word emphasizes the process of gaining knowledge or expertise and the subsequent transition away from that intensive engagement. It is a grammatical form that highlights a past, completed action of learning or becoming acquainted with something.