Hakemastaan

Hakemastaan is a Finnish word that translates to "what was sought" or "what was searched for." It is the past participle of the verb "hakea," which means to seek, search for, or apply for. The word "hakemastaan" is used to refer to something that has been the object of a search or application, and is now in the possession or consideration of the seeker.

For example, one might say "olen saanut hakemastaan työpaikan," which means "I have received the job I applied for." In this sentence, "hakemastaan" refers to the job that the speaker searched for and applied for. Similarly, if someone has been looking for a specific item and finally finds it, they might say "löysin vihdoin hakemastani kirjasta," meaning "I finally found the book I was looking for."

The grammatical form of "hakemastaan" indicates that the subject of the sentence has acted upon the object in the past, and the object is now in a state of being sought or found. It can be used in various contexts, from simple everyday situations to more formal applications or quests. The word emphasizes the completion of a search or application process, leading to the attainment of the desired object or outcome.