lukuisesta

Lukuisesta is a Finnish noun that translates to "many" or "numerous" in English. It is an adjective used to describe a large quantity or number of something. In Finnish grammar, lukuisesta is the adverbial form of lukuiset, which is the plural form of lukkinen meaning many. It is often used to describe something that is abundant or widespread.

The word lukuisesta is commonly used in everyday Finnish language, often in phrases such as "lukuisia ihmisiä" which means "many people". In a more formal context, it can be used in sentences such as "lukuisesta kita" which translates to "a large quantity of goods". In Finnish media, the word is often used to describe a large number of events, products, or services.

In terms of its usage, lukuisesta is often used interchangeably with other Finnish adjectives such as monia or monta. However, it is generally used more in formal and written contexts such as in newspapers or official documents. In contrast, monia is more commonly used in everyday conversation and informal writing.

The word's etymology is unclear, but it is thought to be derived from the ancient Finnish word "lukki" meaning many or numerous. Throughout the centuries, the word has evolved to its current form and is now a standard part of the Finnish language.