teoksista

Teoksista is a Finnish noun form that functions as the elative plural of teos, meaning "from the works" or "about the works." The base teos refers to a single work, such as a literary piece, artwork, or other creative production. The plural nominative is teokset, and teoksista expresses a relation to multiple works, typically indicating source, origin, or scope.

In usage, teoksista appears mainly in formal or academic contexts. It is common in scholarly writing, bibliographies, and analyses to refer to multiple works collectively or to discuss topics derived from or concerning those works. The form may also appear as a section heading in articles, catalogs, or reference works, where Teoksista can be read as "About the Works" or "On the Works." Because it conveys a specific grammatical relation, teoksista usually appears within a full sentence or heading rather than as a stand-alone word in everyday speech.

Related forms include teos (singular), teokset (nominative plural), teosten (genitive plural), and teoksesta/teoksesta (elative singular). The elative case, in particular, is used in Finnish to express origin or movement from something, which is how teoksista is interpreted when referring to multiple works.