Sopimuksesta

Sopimuksesta is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun sopimus, meaning contract or agreement. In Finnish, the term is used to refer to matters relating to a contract or to indicate movement from a contract, depending on the context. It can denote both origin (from the contract) and topic (about the contract) in different constructions.

Grammatically, sopimuksesta is formed by taking the stem sopimus and adding the elative suffix -uksesta. The elative case often signals source or starting point, and in discourse it frequently marks the subject matter under discussion or the basis for obligations and rights derived from a contract. The plural form would be sopimuksista for “from the contracts.”

Usage and examples are common in legal, business, and administrative language. For instance, phrases such as sopimuksesta johtuvat velvoitteet (obligations arising from the contract) or kysymykset sopimuksesta (questions about the contract) illustrate how the word functions to connect the contract to related obligations or inquiries. In general writing, sopimuksesta may appear wherever the contract’s contents, terms, or implications are being addressed or referenced.

See also: related inflected forms of sopimus, such as sopimus, sopimuksen, sopimusta, and other case forms. The term is part of standard Finnish legal and formal business vocabulary and is used to convey precise relations to contractual documents.