koordinaattorista

koordinaattorista is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun koordinaattori, meaning that it marks origin or topic in a sentence. The base koordinaattori refers to a person who coordinates activities, tasks, or resources—commonly a project manager, event organizer, or team facilitator. In Finnish, the agent noun is formed with the suffix -ori, while the elative case is formed with -sta/-stä. Thus koordinaattorista can translate roughly as “from the coordinator” or “about the coordinator,” depending on the context.

In usage, koordinaattorista is most often found with verbs that take an elative object, such as puhua (to talk about) or kertoa (to report about). For example, Puhuin koordinaattorista means “I spoke about the coordinator,” and Koordinaattorista kerrotaan lisää tarkoittaa “More information is reported about the coordinator.” The form can also appear in academic or organizational contexts to indicate that information, discussion, or inquiry concerns the coordinator’s role, actions, or statements.

Common contexts include project management, event planning, research groups, and public administration, where a koordinaattori coordinates tasks, schedules, and communication. The term is used regardless of gender and does not imply a specific level of authority; it simply denotes the coordinating function within a team or organization.

Related terms include koordinaattori (coordinator), projektikoordinaattori (project coordinator), and koordinointi (coordination). The word emphasizes the role of organizing activities rather than the act of coordinating itself.