No. 834 in Finnish
eurosta
"Eurosta" is the elative case of "euro," meaning "from the euro" in English.
In a sentence
Ostin tämän kynän yhdestä eurosta.
I bought this pen for one euro.
The word 'eurosta' in this context is in the elative case, partitive form, denoting the price paid for the item.
Puhumme eurosta, koska se on tärkeä valuutta.
We are talking about the euro because it is an important currency.
Here, 'eurosta' is in the elative case and indicates the topic or subject being talked about, the euro.
Kirjoitin artikkelin Eurosta ja sen vaikutuksesta talouteen.
I wrote an article about the euro and its impact on the economy.
In this sentence, 'Eurosta' (capitalized as it's a name of a currency) is in the elative case, expressing the subject of the writing, the euro.
Ostin uuden kirjan yhdestä eurosta.
I bought a new book for one euro.
Here, 'eurosta' indicates the cost or price of the book, specifying a single euro as the currency.
Hän kertoi vanhan tarinan ensimmäisestä eurosta.
She told an old story about the first euro.
In this case, 'eurosta' refers to the subject or topic of the story.
Puhumme usein siitä, kuinka moni hyötyy yhdestä eurosta.
We often talk about how much benefit one gets from one euro.
Here, 'eurosta' indicates the origin or source of the benefit being discussed.
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