Julistetun
Julistetun is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the genitive singular of the past passive participle julistettu, which comes from the verb julistaa meaning to proclaim, declare, or publish. As a modifier, julistetun functions like an adjective in noun phrases and signals that the head noun has been publicly proclaimed or issued. Because Finnish adjectives and participles agree with the noun they modify, julistetun takes the genitive singular ending when the head noun is in genitive singular.
In practice, julistetun is most visible in formal writing and journalism, in phrases such as julistetun lausunnon
- Julistetun modifies a noun that is in genitive, so the form mirrors the case and number of
- It is not a standalone lexical item but a grammatical form of julistettu, and is common in
- It should be distinguished from juliste, which means poster, and from other related forms derived from