suojaamattomilta

The Finnish word "suojaamattomilta" is the elative plural form of the adjective "suojaamaton," which translates to "unprotected" or "unshielded" in English. This grammatical form indicates a state of lacking protection or defense, and the plural aspect signifies that multiple entities or individuals are in this condition.

When used in a sentence, "suojaamattomilta" would typically describe a group or collection of things that are exposed to danger, harm, or external influences. For example, one might refer to "suojaamattomilta lapsilta" (from unprotected children) or "suojaamattomilta signaaleilta" (from unshielded signals). The context in which the word appears is crucial for understanding the specific nature of the lack of protection. It can apply to physical safety, information security, or even abstract concepts. The elative case, indicated by the "-lta" ending, signifies movement away from or separation from a state of being protected, implying a vulnerability or exposure that arises from this absence.