tyypillisiltä

"Tyypillisiltä" is a Finnish word, an adessive plural form of the adjective "tyypillinen". "Tyypillinen" translates to "typical" or "characteristic" in English. The adessive case in Finnish indicates that something is done "on" or "at" someone or something, or that someone or something possesses or is characterized by something. Therefore, "tyypillisiltä" can be translated as "from typical ones," "by typical ones," or "from typical examples."

This word is used to describe something that deviates from or is related to a set of common or standard examples. For instance, if discussing a collection of objects, one might say that a particular item is not "tyypillisiltä," meaning it is not among the typical examples. Conversely, if something is "tyypillisiltä," it aligns with the expected or common characteristics of a group. Its usage often implies a comparison or classification within a broader category of similar items or phenomena. The precise meaning can shift slightly depending on the context and the grammatical structure of the sentence in which it appears.