Seminaareista

Seminaareista is the elative plural form of the Finnish noun seminaari (seminar). In Finnish, the elative case indicates origin or source, and in plural it is commonly used to denote the source of information or topics that arise from discussions or events, such as those held in seminars. The form is used in neutral, informative writing to reference material, data, or themes connected to multiple seminars.

Usage notes:

Seminaareista is used when something originates from or is derived from seminars, or when referring to topics that emerge from seminar discussions. It often appears in academic, journalistic, and organizational texts to specify the source of material or the subject matter of interest.

Examples:

- Tutkimus perustuu seminaareista saatuihin havaintoihin. (The study is based on observations obtained from seminars.)

- Raportti keskittyy seminaareista saatuun palautteeseen. (The report focuses on feedback obtained from seminars.)

- Koulutusaineisto on koottu seminaareista. (The training material has been compiled from seminars.)

Related forms:

Seiminaari has other inflected forms for different cases and numbers, such as seminaareissa (inesive plural, in the seminars) or seminaariin (illative singular, into the seminar). The elative plural seminaareista is one of several case forms used to express location, source, or topic in Finnish syntax.

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