jokaisesta

Jokaisesta is a Finnish word that functions as the elative form of jokainen, meaning “each” or “every.” The elative case expresses origin, source, or scope, so jokaisesta can be translated roughly as “from every” or “of every.” It is used with a noun to indicate consideration or extraction across all items in a set.

In use, jokaisesta appears only with a noun and is part of a broader phrase. It enables general statements about all members of a group or about all instances of something. The meaning is closely tied to the noun it accompanies; for example, jokaisesta tapauksesta emphasizes considerations drawn from every case, while jokaisesta ihmisestä can convey the idea of learning something from every person.

Common contexts for jokaisesta include formal writing, journalism, and essays, where speakers or writers discuss generalizable observations or draw conclusions that apply across multiple examples. It can also appear in more everyday speech when speakers want to stress breadth or inclusivity of a statement.

Examples:

- Jokaisesta tapauksesta löytyy opittavaa. (There is something to learn from every case.)

- Jokaisesta ihmisestä löytyy jotain arvokasta. (There is something valuable in every person.)

- Jokaisesta näkökulmasta voidaan lähestyä ongelmaa. (From every perspective one can approach the problem.)

Notes: Jokaisesta is one inflected form of jokainen; other forms include jokaisen (genitive) or various case endings. Its function is primarily to express scope or origin in relation to a noun, contributing to statements that span multiple items or individuals.