ltältäpäätteisistä

ltältäpäätteisistä are a Finnish grammatical phenomenon. The term translates roughly to "ending in -ltä" or "ending with -ltä". This refers to words that conclude with the suffix -ltä. In Finnish, -ltä is an ablative case ending, indicating motion or origin away from something. It answers the question "mistä?" which means "from where?".

Words inflected with the -ltä case typically denote a source or a starting point. For example, the word "talo" (house) in the ablative case becomes "talolta", meaning "from the house". Similarly, "kaupunki" (city) becomes "kaupungilta", meaning "from the city". This case is crucial for expressing spatial relationships and origins in Finnish sentences.

The concept of "ltältäpäätteisistä" specifically highlights words that have this ending as a part of their grammatical form. While many nouns can take the -ltä ending, the term might be used in a context to discuss specific examples or patterns related to this particular case ending. It's a way to categorize or refer to words based on their grammatical function and ending. The usage of -ltä is consistent across different types of nouns, although there can be minor phonetic variations depending on the word's stem.