A Finnish Grammar
A Finnish Grammar
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Foika oti lakin paastansa, the hoy took the cap off his head. Fese nenasi veresta, wash the blood off your nose. Fyyhl silmasi kynelista, d/ry your eyes. Jarvl lahti jaasta, the lake became free of ice. Tulla pois tydn teosta, kalasta, to cease working or fishing.
VII. The elative is also used by a natural transition to express separation or difference from. Minun on vaikea paasta virasta vapaakai, it is hard for me to get away from, my work, Mies ei saa luopua vaimostansa, a Tnan can/not be se...ixM'aied from his wife. Latin kieli on kokonaan eroavadnen Digitized by Google THE USE OF THE CASES. 143 Siiomen Melesta, tJie Lettish language is jperfectly diff^erent from Finnish.
Besides these uses, which are parallel with those of the inessive, the elative has a variety of other significations. These mostly arise in a quite intelligible manner, from the idea of motion from, taken in a metaphorical sense.
Yin. In many phrases the elative is used almost like the partitive, that is to say, it denotes one or more persons or things taken or selected from a number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foika oti lakin paastansa, the hoy took the cap off his head. Fese nenasi veresta, wash the blood off your nose. Fyyhl silmasi kynelista, d/ry your eyes. Jarvl lahti jaasta, the lake became free of ice. Tulla pois tydn teosta, kalasta, to cease working or fishing.
VII. The elative is also used by a natural transition to express separation or difference from. Minun on vaikea paasta virasta vapaakai, it is hard for me to get away from, my work, Mies ei saa luopua vaimostansa, a Tnan can/not be se...ixM'aied from his wife. Latin kieli on kokonaan eroavadnen Digitized by Google THE USE OF THE CASES. 143 Siiomen Melesta, tJie Lettish language is jperfectly diff^erent from Finnish.
Besides these uses, which are parallel with those of the inessive, the elative has a variety of other significations. These mostly arise in a quite intelligible manner, from the idea of motion from, taken in a metaphorical sense.
Yin. In many phrases the elative is used almost like the partitive, that is to say, it denotes one or more persons or things taken or selected from a number.
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