saamisesta

Saamisesta is a Finnish noun derived from the verb saada, meaning to obtain or receive. The base saaminen refers to the act or process of obtaining. Saamisesta is the elative case form meaning “from obtaining,” and it is used to indicate the source, basis, or cause of something within a sentence. Other inflected forms include saaminen (nominative), saamisen (genitive), and saamista (partitive).

Usage of saaminen appears primarily in legal, administrative, and policy language, where it serves to refer to the act of obtaining something such as funding, permits, rights, or approvals. The term emphasizes the process rather than the end result. In sentences, saamisesta often occurs in constructions that discuss dependencies, requirements, or consequences connected to obtaining something. For example, you might see phrases like “riittävän rahoituksen saamisesta riippuu hankkeen eteneminen” (the project’s progress depends on obtaining sufficient funding) or “lupien saamisesta on tehty päätös” (a decision has been made about obtaining permits).

Related forms and notes: saaminen can be combined with other words to form compound expressions such as lupien saaminen (obtaining permits) or rahoituksen saaminen (obtaining funding). The form saamisesta is the elative case and is frequently used to indicate source or grounds for statements, calculations, or obligations. In translation to English, saaminen is generally rendered as “obtaining” or “the obtaining,” while saamisesta conveys “from obtaining” or “about obtaining” depending on context.