jauheesta

Jauheesta is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun jauhe, meaning powder. The elative case is used to express origin, source, or material from which something is made or derived. Therefore jauheesta translates roughly as “from the powder” or “of the powder” and is commonly found in contexts describing ingredients or materials in cooking, chemistry, or manufacturing.

In practical use, jauheesta appears in phrases that indicate origin or material. Examples include kanelijauheesta, meaning “from cinnamon powder,” and leivinjauheesta, meaning “from baking powder.” Another common form is maidonjauheesta, meaning “from milk powder.” These constructions are typical in recipes and product descriptions when specifying what a substance is derived from or what ingredient is used.

Jauheesta can also appear in explanatory or comparative sentences, such as: Kanelijauheesta saa voimakkaan aromin. Leivinjauheesta syntyy kupliva reaktio veden kanssa. Maidonjauheesta valmistetaan nestettä sekoittamalla sitä veteen. In each case, the elative marks the source or material involved, rather than a location or state inside something.

Summary: jauheesta is a grammatical form used to refer to powder as a source or material. It is common in recipes and technical texts when naming ingredients or describing how a product is produced from a powder. Related terms include jauhe (powder) and compound forms like kanelijauhe, pippurijauhe, and maidonjauhe.