lähettäjiltä

lähettäjiltä is a Finnish word that translates to "from the senders" or "from the transmitters" in English. It is the elative plural form of the word lähettäjä, which means sender or transmitter. This grammatical case is used to indicate movement away from something or the origin of something.

In practical terms, lähettäjiltä would be used in contexts where the origin of information, goods, or communication is being specified. For example, a message might state that it was received "lähettäjiltä" if the origin of the message is from multiple senders. Similarly, if one is discussing items received from various sources, one might refer to them as coming "lähettäjiltä".

The word itself is a straightforward example of Finnish agglutination, where suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical information. The root is "lähettäjä" (sender), and the suffix "-ltä" indicates the elative plural case. Understanding this grammatical structure is key to comprehending the precise meaning of the word in Finnish sentences. It emphasizes the plural aspect of the senders and the origin from them.