konsertista

Konsertista is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun konsertti, meaning a concert. It is used to indicate origin or source, translating roughly as “from the concert” in English, and appears in sentences referring to things arising from or about a concert.

Morphology and etymology: Konsertti is a loanword from languages such as Italian concerto, commonly through Swedish konsert. The elative suffix -sta/-stä attaches directly to the noun stem to form konsertista, indicating movement away from or source linked to the concert. Finnish has other case forms for konsertti, such as konsertissa (in the concert) and konsertin (of the concert, genitive).

Usage: Konsertista is common in both movement expressions and topic or source references. Examples include:

- Lähdimme konsertista kotiin. (We left the concert and went home.)

- Konsertista on kirjoitettu paljon. (A lot has been written about the concert.)

- Tietoja konsertista löytyy netistä. (Information about the concert can be found on the internet.)

- Hän kertoi kokemuksistaan konsertista. (She/he told about his/her experiences from the concert.)

Notes: As a grammatical form, konsertista is primarily used where the speaker wants to specify origin, source, or topic related to a concert. It is one of several Finnish case forms used with konsertti, reflecting the language’s system of inflection to convey nuance of place, source, or topic.

See also: Finnish grammar, elative case, konsertti.