vääreistä

Väreistä is a Finnish word form. It is the elative plural of the noun väri, meaning color. The elative case expresses origin, source, or movement away from something; in plural, väreistä means “from the colors” or “out of the colors.”

Väri is a common noun referring to hue or color in objects, images, or design. The noun has several inflected forms: nominative värit, genitive värien, partitive värejä, and elative väreistä. Väri commonly occurs in contexts related to art, fashion, lighting, and descriptions of appearances. When constructing phrases about colors as a source, material, or topic, väreistä is used.

Examples illustrate its usage. Väreistä inspiraatiota ammennettiin taideprojektiin. Väreistä puhuttiin paljon keskustelussa. These sentences show how väreistä can mark origin or topic in discussion or attribution of inspiration.

Because väreistä is a grammatical form of väri, its meaning relies on context. In written and spoken Finnish, elative plural forms like väreistä are common when talking about colors as a source, component, or subject of discussion, such as in color theory, palettes, or descriptive language.