vierekkäisestä

Vierekkäisestä is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective vierekkäinen, which means neighboring or side-by-side. The form vierekkäisestä is the elative singular form used to indicate origin or source from something that is adjacent.

In Finnish, adjectives decline to match the noun they describe in case, number, and definiteness. Vierekkäisestä is formed from the stem vierekkäis-, with the elative suffix -stä added. The elative case conveys meaning such as “from” or “out of.” Therefore, vierekkäisestä is typically used with a noun in the elative to express “from the neighboring …” for example: vierekkäisestä talosta (from the neighboring house) or vierekkäisestä rakennuksesta (from the neighboring building).

Usage notes:

- Vierekkäisestä describes physical or metaphorical proximity, commonly in descriptive or spatial contexts.

- It commonly accompanies nouns in the elative case, since both the adjective and the noun carry the same case ending.

- Other forms of the same adjective include vierekkäisen (genitive singular), vierekkäistä (partitive singular), vierekkäisessä (inessive singular), and vierekkäisiä (nominative plural).

Related terms and broader context:

- Vierekkäinen is the dictionary form (the base adjective) meaning adjacent or neighboring.

- Finnish grammar governs adjective inflection across cases, numbers, and definiteness, which determines which form of vierekkäinen is used in a sentence.

Vierekkäisestä, as a specific inflected form, principally serves to connect a neighboring-origin phrase to a noun in the elative, maintaining precise spatial or relational meaning in Finnish.