Huudatus
huudatus is a Finnish noun that denotes a loud, forceful shout or call. The word is formed from the verb huuda (to shout) combined with the nominalizing suffix –tus, which turns an action into a tangible object or event. In everyday speech it is used to describe any high‑volume utterance, from an angry outburst to an excited cheer. The plural form huudatukset refers collectively to shouting incidents or acts of shouting in a given context.
The term has several pragmatic functions in Finnish. It can mark a dramatic or emphatic exclamation, a
In grammar books, huudatus is often cited as a phonologically unmarked noun that is often used in