seoksesta

Seoksesta is the elative form of the Finnish noun seos, which means a mixture or blend. The elative case conveys origin or extraction, so seoksesta translates to “from the mixture” or “out of the mixture.” Like other Finnish nouns, seos declines through cases; the singular forms around seos include nominative seos, genitive seoksen, inessive seoksessa, and elative seoksesta. In the plural, the forms are seokset, seosten, seoksissa, and seoksista.

In usage, seoksesta appears in scientific, culinary, and general contexts to indicate origin or extraction from a mixture. Example sentences include: “Seoksesta otettiin näyte laboratoriossa” (A sample was taken from the mixture in the laboratory) and “Seoksesta koostuu useista aineista” (The mixture consists of several substances). A command such as “Ota pieni näyte seoksesta” means “Take a small sample from the mixture.”

The term is part of standard Finnish grammar and vocabulary and does not belong to any specific domain beyond its grammatical function. It is commonly encountered in technical writing, instructions, and everyday speech when discussing mixtures and their components.

See also: seos; Finnish grammar; elative case.