muissa

In a sentence

• Lehtiä on muissa pinoissa.

  There are magazines in other piles.

  In this sentence, 'muissa' is used as a locational descriptor in the inessive case, corresponding to 'in other' in English, to specify location.

• Hän on kiinnostunut muissa kulttuureissa vallitsevista tavoista.

  He is interested in the customs prevalent in other cultures.

  Here, 'muissa' again is in the inessive case, specifying existence within 'other cultures' as a context for interest.

• Vastaanotto oli erilainen muissa osastoissa.

  The reception was different in other departments.

  'Muissa' here functions to compare 'other departments' when describing differences in reception.

• Asioita voi nähdä muissa perspektiiveissä.

  Things can be seen from other perspectives.

  Adessive plural form of 'muut' (other) indicating 'in other perspectives'.

• Muissa tapauksissa tarvitaan erilaista lähestymistapaa.

  In other cases, a different approach is needed.

  Adessive plural form of 'muut' used to express 'in other cases'.

• Hän loisti muissa taidoissa, vaikka ei ollut hyvä matematiikassa.

  He excelled in other skills, even though he wasn't good at mathematics.

  Adessive plural form of 'muut', indicating 'in other skills'.