yhdenlaisista

Yhdenlaisista is a Finnish word that translates to "of one kind" or "of a single type" in English. It is a grammatical form of the word "yhdenlainen," which means "one-kind" or "of a single type." The "-isista" ending is a plural partitive case, indicating that something is being discussed in relation to one or more items of a single kind, or that a portion of something of one kind is being considered.

The word is often used to describe a group of items or people that share a common characteristic or belong to the same category. For example, one might say "Kaikki vaatteet ovat yhdenlaisista" which translates to "All the clothes are of one kind," implying they are all of the same style or material. Similarly, "He näyttivät kaikki yhdenlaisista" could mean "They all looked of one kind," suggesting they shared a similar appearance or demeanor.

In certain contexts, "yhdenlaisista" can also imply a lack of variety or a monotonous quality. If a selection of goods is described as "yhdenlaisista," it might suggest that there is little choice or that the items are very similar to each other. The specific nuance depends heavily on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. Understanding the partitive case is crucial for correctly interpreting the meaning of "yhdenlaisista" in Finnish.