edullisemmista

Edullisimmista is a Finnish adjective form that means “from the cheapest options” or “the cheapest ones.” It is the elative plural form of the superlative edullisin, which in turn comes from edullinen, meaning cheap or economical. The phrase is used to indicate origin or reference to the cheapest items within a larger set, and it often appears in pricing discussions, comparisons, and budgeting contexts. In English, it corresponds to expressions like “from the cheapest options” or “the cheapest of them.”

Morphology and usage notes: edullisimmista is the elative plural form of the superlative edullisin. It is used with plural nouns in the elative case, for example edullisimmista vaihtoehdoista or edullisimmista tarjouksista. A simple exemplar sentence is: Edullisimmista vaihtoehdoista valittiin kolme parasta. This means “Three of the cheapest options were chosen.” The form contrasts with edullisimmat (nominative plural) and with other case forms such as edullisimmista (as seen here) that convey different grammatical relationships.

Context and relevance: the term appears in consumer journalism, price comparisons, procurement, budgeting, and research when speakers want to pinpoint options that are most affordable within a larger group. As a grammatical form, edullisimmista illustrates how Finnish expresses choice among multiple items through case endings rather than separate prepositions. Related forms include edullisin (singular) and edullisempi (comparative).