Tuoksustaan

Tuoksustaan is a Finnish word that translates to "from its scent" or "of its smell." It is the partitive plural of the Finnish word "tuoksu," which means "scent" or "fragrance." The suffix "-staan" indicates a possessive relationship and the partitive case, suggesting that something is derived from or related to the scent.

This word would typically be used in a sentence to describe something based on its olfactory qualities. For example, one might say "Pidän tästä kukasta tuoksustaan" which translates to "I like this flower for its scent." In this context, "tuoksustaan" refers to the specific smell that makes the flower appealing.

The concept of identifying or appreciating things by their scent is universal, and Finnish, like many languages, has specific grammatical structures to express such relationships. The use of "tuoksustaan" highlights the importance of the sense of smell in description and perception within the Finnish language. It's a grammatical form that allows for nuanced expression when discussing the aromatic properties of objects, places, or even abstract concepts.