Pyöreältä

Pyöreältä is a Finnish word. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective pyöreä, meaning round. In Finnish grammar, the adessive case is used to indicate location, possession, or association. Therefore, "pyöreältä" can translate to phrases such as "from the round ones," "on the round ones," or "with the round ones," depending on the context of the sentence.

The adjective pyöreä itself is used to describe objects or shapes that are circular or spherical. It can be applied to a wide range of things, from simple geometric shapes to more abstract concepts. For example, one might describe a round table as "pyöreä pöytä" or a round face as "pyöreät kasvot."

When the adessive plural form "pyöreältä" is used, it implies a connection to multiple entities that are round. For instance, if someone is receiving something from a group of round objects, they might say "Sain sen pyöreältä." This would mean "I got it from the round ones." Similarly, if something is placed on top of several round surfaces, the prepositional phrase might involve "pyöreältä." The exact meaning is always determined by the surrounding words in the sentence.