Johdotettu

Johdotettu is a Finnish adjective meaning wired or equipped with wiring. It describes objects that have electrical conductors attached or incorporated, such as electronic devices, cables, or installations. In technical contexts the term emphasizes the presence of physical wiring rather than wireless operation or battery power.

Etymology and formation: The word is built from johto, meaning wire or lead, with the past participle suffix -ttu. It is often formed from the activity verb johdottaa or related verbs in descriptions of equipment that has been provided with wiring.

Usage: Johdotettu appears in manuals, specifications, and technical descriptions. Examples include phrases like laite on johdotettu (the device is wired) or järjestelmä johdotettu (a wiring-equipped system). It can describe individual components or entire installations, such as johdotettu johtojärjestelmä (wired wiring system) or johdotettu verkko (wired network).

Related terms: Johto (wire, lead), johdin (conductor), johdotus (wiring), and johtimet (conductors) are semantically connected. The term is distinct from kytketty (connected), which often refers to electronic or network connectivity rather than the presence of physical conductors.

Notes: Johdotettu is primarily used in technical and engineering contexts. In everyday language, other terms like kytketty or verkkopohjaiset vaihtoehdot may be used depending on whether the emphasis is on physical wiring or network connection rather than the mere presence of wires.