valtakunnasta

Valtakunnasta is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun valtakunta, meaning a kingdom or realm. In Finnish grammar, the elative case expresses origin or movement from a place, and valtakunnasta translates to “from the kingdom” or “out of the kingdom.” The form is created by adding the elative suffix -sta/-stä to the stem valtakunta, yielding valtakunnasta.

In usage, valtakunnasta marks origin or exit from a kingdom. For example: Hän palasi valtakunnasta. (He returned from the kingdom.) Valtakunnasta tuleva tieto vaikutti päätökseen. (The information coming from the kingdom influenced the decision.) The construction valtakunnasta lähtevä uutinen can describe a news item that originates in the kingdom.

Context and notes: valtakunta refers to a political unit governed by a monarch or royal authority; valtakunnasta is a grammatical form rather than a distinct concept. It is commonly found in historical, descriptive, or reportorial Finnish texts when discussing events, movements, or communications connected to a kingdom.

See also: valtakunta; elatiivi (Finnish grammar).