Päättyvästä

Päättyvästä is a Finnish word that functions as a grammatical form. It is the partitive plural of the past participle of the verb "päättyä," which means "to end" or "to finish." Therefore, "päättyvästä" translates to "from those ending" or "about those ending."

This form is used in sentences to indicate that something is happening to, being received from, or is the subject of discussion concerning multiple things that are in the process of concluding or finishing. For example, it might describe the state of things derived from events that are drawing to a close.

The use of the partitive case often implies a portion or an indefinite amount of something, and when combined with the past participle in the plural, it points to multiple entities or phenomena that are in a state of termination. Understanding "päättyvästä" requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, specifically the declension of past participles and the function of the partitive case. It highlights a specific temporal and grammatical nuance within the Finnish language, referring to a situation involving multiple concluding processes or entities.