esitellyistä

Esitellyistä is a Finnish grammatical form that functions as the elative plural of the past passive participle esitelty, meaning “presented.” The verb esitellä means to present, introduce, or display, and esitelty describes something that has been presented. As an adjective, esitelty must agree with the noun it modifies in number and case, so esitellyistä is used when the noun is in the elative plural. Examples include esitellyistä tiedoista “from the presented data” and esitellyistä aiheista “about the presented topics.”

The form is common in formal writing, such as academic papers and reports, where authors refer to information, findings, or topics that have been presented in a conference, publication, or lecture. It allows a concise way to attribute statements to the materials that were shown or discussed.

In usage, esitellyistä often appears in phrases that introduce derived information, for example: Esitellyistä tiedoista käy ilmi, että tuotantokustannukset ovat nousseet. This translates to “From the presented data it follows that production costs have risen.” The word can be contrasted with other related forms of the same participle, such as esiteltyjen (genitive plural, “of the presented ones”) or esitellyinen constructions in other cases, depending on grammatical context.

Overall, esitellyistä exemplifies how Finnish participles function as adjectives and how case endings provide precise grammatical relationships in complex noun phrases.