süsinikmonooksiidilt

süsinikmonooksiidilt is the genitive case of the Estonian word süsinikmonooksiid, which translates to carbon monoxide. In this grammatical form, it indicates possession or origin related to carbon monoxide. For example, a phrase like "mõju süsinikmonooksiidilt" would mean "the effect from carbon monoxide" or "the influence originating from carbon monoxide." This grammatical case is used when one noun is related to or derived from another in a way that signifies possession, origin, or cause.

Carbon monoxide itself is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas with the chemical formula CO. It is highly toxic and a significant air pollutant. It is produced by the incomplete combustion of carbon-containing materials, such as fossil fuels, wood, and tobacco. Due to its properties, it can be dangerous in enclosed spaces. In Estonian, various grammatical cases are used to express different relationships between words in a sentence, and the genitive case, represented by "süsinikmonooksiidilt," serves to establish these specific connections with carbon monoxide.