Viheralueelta

Viheralueelta is a Finnish grammatical form derived from viheralue, meaning a green space or park. It is the elative case, indicating origin or source, and translates to “from the green area” in English. The compound viheralue itself combines viher- (green) and alue (area).

In practical use, viheralueelta is used to describe where something originates or where an action starts, for example: “Hän astui ulos viheralueelta” (He stepped out from the green area). “Auto lähti viheralueelta” (The car left from the green area). In planning and descriptions, it helps specify adjacency or access to green spaces: “Reitti alkaa viheralueelta” (The route begins at the green space). The phrase can also indicate movement through a landscape, such as “viheralueelta kadulle” (from the green area to the street).

Other inflected forms include viheralueen (genitive: of the green area) and viheralueelle (allative: onto/to the green area). Viheralueelta specifies origin, and is commonly used in Finland’s urban planning, environmental reports, signage, and everyday language to describe where something emerges from or originates, or where a movement starts in relation to a green space.