Perusteettomilta

Perusteettomilta is a Finnish word. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective perusteeton. Perusteeton translates to "groundless," "unfounded," "baseless," or "unwarranted" in English. Therefore, "perusteettomilta" refers to multiple entities or things that are lacking a basis or justification.

The word can be used in various contexts to describe arguments, claims, accusations, or actions that have no supporting evidence or logical foundation. For example, one might say that accusations made against someone were perusteettomilta, meaning the accusations were baseless. Similarly, a proposal that lacks any research or reasoning behind it could be described as perusteettomilta.

In grammatical terms, the adessive case in Finnish, indicated by the "-lla" or "-llä" ending, generally signifies "on" or "at." When applied to the plural form of an adjective, as in "perusteettomilta," it describes multiple subjects or objects that are in a state of being without foundation or reason, or that are being acted upon in a way that is unfounded. The precise nuance can depend on the surrounding sentence structure and the verb used.