Rooleilta

Rooleilta is the plural ablative form of the Finnish noun rooli (role). It literally means from the roles and is used to indicate origin or source when the subject is drawn from several roles, characters, or positions in a discussion or analysis. The form is common in theatre discussions, storytelling, organizational work, and media where multiple roles provide information, perspectives, or attribution.

Grammar: It is formed by attaching the plural ablative suffix -ilta to the plural stem roolit, producing rooleilta. Finnish uses the ablative case to express source or origin, among other functions. The form commonly appears in contexts where roles serve as sources of statements, ideas, or perspectives.

Usage examples: Eri rooleilta kootut näkökulmat voivat rikastuttaa tarinankerrontaa. Palautetta on kerätty rooleilta.

Notes: The word rooleilta is a standard grammatical form in Finnish and illustrates how the language marks origin from multiple items. It is not a separate lexical item beyond the singular rooli, but a inflected plural form used in appropriate contexts.

See also: rooli, Finnish grammar, ablative case.