matkustajilta

The Finnish word "matkustajilta" is the elative plural form of "matkustaja," which translates to "passenger" in English. This grammatical case, the elative, typically indicates movement out of, from, or away from something. Therefore, "matkustajilta" means "from the passengers" or "from passengers."

In practical usage, "matkustajilta" would appear in sentences describing an action or information originating from or being received from a group of passengers. For example, one might say that a decision was made "matkustajilta" (from the passengers), implying that the passengers' input or opinions led to that decision. Another common context would be collecting something "matkustajilta," such as information, feedback, or even lost items. The specific nuance of "from" can vary depending on the verb used in conjunction with "matkustajilta." It signifies a source or origin point related to multiple passengers.