Selitykseltä

Selitykseltä is a Finnish word that translates to "from explanation" or "from explanation's point of view" in English. It is the adessive case of the noun "selitys," which means "explanation" or "clarification." The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates a location on, at, or by something, or a manner of doing something. In this specific instance, "selitykseltä" suggests a perspective or source derived from an explanation.

One might encounter "selitykseltä" in contexts where an argument or statement is being presented based on prior information or reasoning. For example, if someone is asked why a particular decision was made, they might respond with something like, "From the explanation given, it seems that..." This illustrates how "selitykseltä" can introduce a viewpoint that is conditional upon or informed by a preceding explanation.

The word emphasizes that the subsequent information or opinion is not necessarily an independent observation but rather an interpretation or consequence of what has already been explained. It can imply that if the explanation were different, the perspective might also change. Therefore, "selitykseltä" serves to ground a statement in the foundation of a provided explanation.