puheluista

Puheluista is a Finnish noun form that corresponds to the elative plural of puhelu, meaning a telephone call. It translates roughly as “from the calls” or “out of the calls” and is used to indicate origin or source. In practice, the term appears when referring to information, data, or material that is derived from several calls, rather than from a single one. It is commonly encountered in reports, analyses, and summaries that compile details from multiple conversations.

Usage examples include phrases such as “puheluista saatujen tietojen perusteella” (based on information obtained from the calls) and “puheluista koottu aineisto” (an dataset assembled from the calls). The form is typically used with verbs and constructions that convey sourcing, evidence, or material derived from calls, rather than with direct references to a single call.

Grammar and related forms: Puhelu is the base noun for a telephone call. Its nominative plural is puhelut, and its genitive plural is puheluiden. The elative plural, representing origin from multiple calls, is puheluista. Other case forms include puheluissa (inessive, “in the calls”) and puhelusta (elative, “out of the call”). This pattern is part of Finnish noun inflection, where the suffix -sta/-stä marks the elative case.

See also: Puhelu (call), puhelin (telephone), puhelut (calls). Puheluista is primarily a grammatical form used to express sourcing or origin from multiple calls in Finnish.