hedelmällisiltä

The Finnish word "hedelmällisiltä" is the plural partitive case of the adjective "hedelmällinen," which translates to "fruitful" or "fertile" in English. This word is used to describe things that are productive, abundant, or capable of producing offspring.

In its literal sense, "hedelmällisiltä" can refer to land that is fertile and yields abundant crops. For example, one might say that "pellot ovat hedelmällisiltä" meaning "the fields are fruitful." It can also describe animals or plants that are fertile and reproduce well.

Beyond its literal meanings, "hedelmällisiltä" can be used metaphorically to describe abstract concepts or activities. A discussion or collaboration might be described as "hedelmällisiltä" if it leads to positive outcomes or new ideas. Similarly, a period of work or research could be considered "hedelmällisiltä" if it has been very productive. The partitive case often indicates a part of something, an ongoing state, or a quantity, so "hedelmällisiltä" suggests a state of being fruitful or an aspect of fruitfulness.