Äärimmäisiltä

Äärimmäisiltä is a Finnish word that functions as the adessive plural form of the adjective "äärimmäinen". In its base form, "äärimmäinen" translates to "extreme" or "utmost" in English. The adessive case in Finnish indicates location or presence, often translated as "on," "at," or "in." Therefore, "äärimmäisiltä" signifies "from the extremes," "from the outermost parts," or "from the utmost limits."

This grammatical form would be used in sentences where the subject is moving away from, or has originated from, extreme points or conditions. For example, one might say that someone came "äärimmäisiltä" if they traveled from very distant or difficult circumstances. The word can also refer to geographical extremes, such as the poles or remote regions. When discussing abstract concepts, "äärimmäisiltä" could imply originating from the most severe or intense manifestations of something. The context of the sentence will clarify the precise meaning.