Setistä

Setistä is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun setti. Setti refers to a group of objects that belong together or are sold as a unit. The elative case indicates origin or source, so setistä means “from the set” or “out of the set.”

Common meanings include a kit or package (for example, työkalusetti or meikki-setti), as well as a coordinated collection of items designed to be used together (such as a keittiösetti or astiasetti). The term is widely used in shopping and product descriptions to describe bundled goods intended to be used as a unit rather than as an unrelated assortment.

Etymology and usage: The word setti is a loanword from English set, adapted with Finnish morphology to form a typical Finnish noun. Setti is distinct from sarja (series) and kokoelma (collection), in that it emphasizes a packaged grouping that is designed to go together.

Grammar note: The noun setti is inflected as setti in the nominative, setin in the genitive, settiä in the partitive, setissä in the inessive, and setistä in the elative. The plural form is setit, used for multiple sets. These forms follow standard Finnish noun inflection patterns.