vapaammasta

The word "vapaammasta" is the elative plural form of the Finnish adjective "vapaa." In Finnish grammar, the elative case indicates movement from within or origin. When applied to "vapaa," which means "free," "vapaammasta" translates to "from freer" or "of freer ones." This grammatical form suggests a comparison, implying that the subject in question is coming from a state or group that is comparatively freer than another.

For example, one might say "He came from freer times" (Hän tuli vapaammasta ajasta), indicating a past period perceived as having more freedom. Similarly, "They escaped from freer countries" (He pakenivat vapaammista maista) would use the elative plural to denote origin from multiple nations characterized by greater freedom. The precise meaning is highly dependent on the context in which "vapaammasta" is used, but the core concept remains a comparative departure from a state of freedom.