rikkomisesta

Rikkomisesta is a Finnish linguistic form that refers to the act or instance of violating rules, laws, or agreements. It is the elative singular form of the noun rikkominen, which means violation or breach and is derived from the verb rikkoa, meaning to break or infringe. In Finnish, rikkominen denotes the act of breaking a rule, and rikkomisesta is used when the sentence requires the elative case, indicating “of the violation” or “from the violation.”

The term is commonly found in legal, administrative, and formal contexts. It can describe infringements that are not necessarily criminal offenses; for more serious acts, the word rikos is typically used. Thus, rikkominen generally covers a range from minor breaches of rules to broader forms of non-compliance, depending on context and jurisdiction.

Usage examples are frequent in discussions of rules, regulations, or contractual obligations. Phrases such as “rikkomisesta seuraa seuraamus” or “asiasta on kyse rikkomisesta” illustrate how the form functions to reference the breach itself or its consequences within a sentence.

Related terms include rikos (crime/offense), sääntö (rule), laki (law), and seuraamukset (consequences). The choice between rikkominen and rikos reflects the perceived severity and legal framing of the act in question.

Notes: rikkomisesta is one of several grammatical forms derived from rikkominen. The suffix -minen nominalizes the verb, and -sta marks the elative case in the sentence. Genitive forms of rikkominen include rikkomisen.