Vetureista

Vetureista is the elative plural form of the Finnish noun veturi, meaning locomotive. In Finnish, veturi refers to a locomotive or engine used on railways. The elative case, marked by the suffix -sta/-stä, expresses origin or source, so vetureista translates roughly as “from locomotives” or “of locomotives” when referring to multiple engines. Related forms include veturi (singular nominative), veturista (singular elative), veturit (plural nominative), and veturien or vetureiden (plural genitive), as well as vetureita (plural partitive).

Usage and context often appear in technical, historical, and museum or catalog descriptions. Vetureista is commonly used to indicate origin or source of parts, information, or materials drawn from locomotives. For example, phrases like vetureista kerättyä materiaalia or vanhoista vetureista peräisin olevat osat illustrate the idea of content sourced from locomotives.

In summary, vetureista is a standard Finnish grammatical form used to denote “from locomotives” in plural references. It is part of a broader set of inflected forms that enable precise expression of origin, possession, and quantity in Finnish locomotive-related discussions. See also veturi for the base noun and general discussions of Finnish noun cases and their plural forms.