peruutuksista

Peruutuksista is the Finnish elative plural form of the noun peruutus, which derives from the verb peruuttaa meaning “to cancel,” “to reverse” or “to back up.” Morphologically, peruutus is a nominalization of an action; the form peruutuksista is used to indicate origin, cause or topic when referring to multiple instances (literally “from/about the cancellations/reversals”).

The term appears in several semantic fields. In administrative and consumer contexts it refers to event or service cancellations, refunds and the consequences of withdrawn bookings. In legal or contractual language it can denote rescissions or annulments and related remedies. In traffic and mechanical contexts peruutukset are vehicle reversals or backing maneuvers, and peruutuksista may be used when discussing incidents or instructions arising from such maneuvers.

Typical uses include constructions like puhua peruutuksista (“to talk about cancellations”), valitus peruutuksista (“complaint about cancellations”), and ilmoitus peruutuksista (“notification of cancellations”). The choice of case signals that the speaker addresses the cancellations as a group or as the source of some effect.

Related forms include peruutus (basic noun), peruutukset (plural nominative), and peruutuksesta (elative singular). Understanding peruutuksista requires awareness of both the lexical meaning of peruutus and Finnish case functions that express relations such as origin, cause and topic.