kääntyneeltä

kääntyneeltä is a Finnish word that functions as a grammatical case form. It is the allative plural of the adjective "kääntynyt" or the past passive participle of the verb "kääntyä". The allative case in Finnish indicates movement towards or onto a surface, or a metaphorical direction. When used in the plural form, it signifies movement towards or onto multiple items or locations.

For example, if "kääntynyt" refers to something that has turned, then "kääntyneeltä" would describe movement towards multiple turned objects. Alternatively, if "kääntyä" means to turn or to change direction, "kääntyneeltä" could describe a situation involving movement towards several entities that have undergone a change. The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which the word is used. Understanding the base word and the function of the allative case is crucial for interpreting its meaning in a sentence. Finnish grammar is highly inflectional, meaning that word endings change to indicate grammatical function, and "kääntyneeltä" is a prime example of this linguistic feature.