Kokoonnut

Kokoonnut is a Finnish word that translates to "gathered" or "assembled" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "kokoontua," which means to gather, meet, or assemble. The word can be used in various contexts to describe a group of people or things coming together.

For instance, "ihmiset olivat kokoonnut" means "the people had gathered." This could refer to a planned meeting, an informal get-together, or even an unexpected assembly of individuals. The context usually clarifies the specific nature of the gathering.

"Kokoonnut" can also describe the state of being collected or brought together. For example, "tavarat olivat kokoonnut pöydälle" translates to "the items were gathered on the table." Here, it signifies that objects have been placed together in one location.

The word is a fundamental part of the Finnish language, used to convey the concept of coming together, whether it's for social, practical, or organizational purposes. Its grammatical function as a past participle allows it to describe a completed action of gathering. Understanding "kokoonnut" is key to comprehending descriptions of groups and collections in Finnish.