Psyykkisiltä

Psyykkisiltä is a Finnish word form that functions as the ablative plural of the adjective ps.yykkinen, meaning psychic. In practice, psyykkisiltä translates to “from the psychics” or “by the psychics” and is used to indicate source or origin in a sentence. Because it is an inflected form, psyykkisiltä appears when the noun it describes is in the ablative plural, or when the sentence context implies the source is more than one psychic.

In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case. The suffix -iltä marks the ablative plural, signaling origin from multiple entities. Therefore psyykkisiltä is most likely encountered in descriptive or reportive contexts where information, claims, or statements are attributed to more than one psychic. It is not a standalone concept or entity; rather, it is a grammatical form of a regular adjective used to convey sourcing.

Common usage scenarios include journalistic reporting, testimonies, or discussions about information allegedly provided by psychics. For example: “Tietoja on saatu psyykkisiltä.” (Information has been obtained from the psychics.) or “Arvioissa mainitaan psyyykkisiltä saatuja väitteitä.” (The assessments mention claims obtained from the psychics.) The term is primarily of linguistic interest and appears mainly in written Finnish when the source of information needs explicit attribution to multiple psychics.

See also: psyykkinen (psychic), psyykkiset (psychics/psychic in plural form), ablative case in Finnish grammar.