Vanhemmiltani

Vanhemmiltani is a Finnish word that translates to "from my parents" or "my parents'" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "vanhemmat," which means "parents." The grammatical ending "-ni" signifies possession by the first person singular, meaning "my." Therefore, "vanhemmiltani" specifically refers to something belonging to or originating from one's own parents.

This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, one might say "Asun vanhemmiltani saadulla rahalla" which means "I live on money received from my parents." Another example could be "Tämä on vanhemmiltani peritty huonekalu" translating to "This is furniture inherited from my parents." The word is commonly encountered in everyday Finnish conversation and writing when discussing family relationships, inheritance, or financial support from parents. It is a fundamental part of expressing familial connections and possessions in the Finnish language.