myyjistä

myyjistä is the elative plural form of the Finnish noun myyjä, meaning seller or vendor. The elative case (suffix -stä/-stä) is used to express origin or source, among other functions, so myyjistä translates roughly as “from the sellers” or “about the sellers,” depending on context. The form is common in discussions that involve a group of sellers or information derived from them.

In usage, myyjistä can introduce sources of information, point to a group being discussed, or indicate a relationship to a set of sellers. For example, hinnat voivat riippua myyjistä means “prices may depend on the sellers,” and tutkimus käsittelee myyjistä kerättyä palautetta means “the study deals with feedback collected from the sellers.” The elative plural often appears in journalism, research, and consumer or market analyses when referring to sellers as a collective.

Morphology and related forms: myyjistä is derived from myyjä with the elative plural suffix. Other related forms include singular elative myyjästä, genitive plural myyjien, and partitive plural myyjiä. The word is part of a broader vocabulary around commerce and retail, and it contrasts with the verb-rooted forms connected to selling, such as myynti (sales) and kauppa (store/trade).

See also: myyjä, myynti, kauppa, kuluttajansuoja.