yhdistelmästä

Yhdistelmästä is the elative singular form of the Finnish noun yhdistelmä, which means a combination or a compound. In Finnish grammar, the elative case expresses origin or source, so yhdistelmästä translates roughly as “from the combination” or “of the combination.” The base noun yhdistelmä is formed from the verb yhdistää (“to combine”) with the nominalizing suffix -mä, creating a term that denotes a thing that results from combining parts.

In use, yhdistelmästä describes something that originates in or is derived from a combination of components. It is common in academic writing, data analysis, and linguistics. Examples: “Tutkimuksen tulokset perustuvat yhdistelmästä saatuihin tietoihin” (The study’s results are based on information obtained from the combination of sources). “Kokonaiskuva muodostuu yhdistelmästä erilaisten tekijöiden vaikutuksesta” (The overall picture forms from the influence of various factors).

Etymologically, yhdistelmä is a native Finnish noun formed from the notion of combining and a nominalizing suffix. The word is versatile and appears across disciplines to denote the act, product, or result of combining elements. In Finnish, contexts beyond everyday language include scientific and technical usage, where it can refer to data sets, methodological hybrids, or conceptual blends. Related terms include synonyms such as koostumus or yhdistetyistä asioista muodostuva kokonaisuus, and in some fields the term yhdistelmä may be complemented by more specific words for particular domains.

Overall, yhdistelmästä functions as a precise, neutral way to indicate derivation or source from a composite of parts, and its applicability spans linguistics, science, and everyday description.