tyylistä

Tyylistä is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun tyyli, which means style, manner, or fashion. As an inflected form, tyysti•sä indicates origin, source, or a topic in constructions that require the elative case, and it can function as part of phrases referring to “from” or “concerning” a particular style.

The base noun tyyli covers several senses, including aesthetic or design style, fashion sense, and the manner in which something is performed or expressed. The elative form tyylistä is produced by adding the standard Finnish elative suffix -stä to the stem tyyli-. In practice, tyylistä appears most often in written or formal language, as well as in linguistic or critical prose, where the speaker or writer wants to reference the style as a point of reference or as a source of discussion.

Etymology and integration into Finnish: tyyli is a loanword in Finnish, with long-standing usage in various domains. The exact sequence of influences is complex, but the word is now fully integrated into Finnish vocabulary. The elative form tyylistä is one of several case forms that enable precise grammatical relations, especially in contexts involving discussion of style, art, literature, or fashion.

In everyday speech, speakers may prefer other constructions to convey similar meanings, but tyylistä remains a standard, grammatically correct form for expressing “from the style” or “concerning the style” in appropriate contexts.