Taudeista

Taudeista is a Finnish inflected form meaning "from diseases." It is the elative plural form of tauti, the noun for disease, and is used to express origin, source, or cause in reference to multiple diseases.

In Finnish grammar, taudeista appears in contexts where the elative case (from, out of) is required and the reference is plural. It commonly occurs in medical, epidemiological, public health, and historical texts, often modifying nouns or linking to verbs and adjectives that govern elative meanings. The form signals that a statement concerns outcomes, risks, or effects that originate from diseases.

Usage examples illustrate its function. Taudeista johtuvat riskit ovat monimuuttuvia. (The risks arising from diseases are varied.) Taudeista toipuminen voi kestää kuukausia. (Recovery from diseases can take months.) Tilastot osoittavat taudeista aiheutuvat kustannukset. (Statistics show costs caused by diseases.) These examples show how taudeista can link diseases to subsequent phenomena such as risks, recovery, or costs.

See also tauti, taudit, and elative case in Finnish. Taudeista is one of several elative plural forms used to discuss sources or origins in plural terms, and it highlights the influence diseases have on related phenomena within a sentence.