omistamilta
Omistamilta is a term that originates from the Finnish language. It is a compound word formed from "omista" which means "to own" or "to possess," and "amilta" which is a grammatical case ending indicating the ablative, often translated as "from." Therefore, "omistamilta" literally translates to "from those who own" or "from the owners."
In its most common usage, omistamilta refers to a situation where something is received, taken, or derived
The grammatical structure of Finnish allows for nuanced meanings through its case system, and "amilta" specifically