venymästä

Venymästä is the elative case form of the Finnish noun venymä, meaning stretch, extension, or elasticity. In Finnish grammar, the elative case expresses origin or source and is formed with the suffix -sta or -stä. Venymästä literally means “from a stretch” or “out of a stretch” and can refer to physical properties such as elasticity, to an instance of spatial or temporal extension, or to a metaphorical sense of flexibility or capacity to stretch.

The base venymä is derived from the verb venyä, meaning to stretch or extend. The noun captures the result or concept of that action and is primarily discussed in linguistic or grammatical contexts. Outside grammar descriptions, venymästä may appear in specialized discussions of material properties or physiological contexts where elasticity or extensibility is relevant, but such usage remains technical or descriptive rather than common everyday language.

Usage notes emphasize that venymästä is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item. It does not designate a place, organization, or proper noun. Its interpretation depends on the surrounding context, particularly the broader discussion of origin, source, or material characteristics associated with venymä.

See also: venymä, venyminen, elatiivi. The elative case in Finnish.