Konjugoitunutta

Konjugoitunutta is a Finnish grammatical form, namely the partitive singular of the adjective konjugoitunut, meaning conjugated. The term is used to describe a noun that refers to something that has undergone the process of conjugation. In Finnish, adjectives and past participle forms agree with the noun they modify in number and case, and the partitive form konjugoitunutta appears when the modified noun is in the partitive case or in contexts that require partitive marking.

In practice, konjugoitunutta is most often found in linguistic descriptions, grammar explanations, and language-teaching materials. It can modify nouns such as verbi (verb), muoto (form), lause (sentence), or taivutus (inflection), emphasizing that the item has already been conjugated as opposed to being in its infinitive or base form. Common constructions include phrases like konjugoitunutta verbiä or konjugoitunutta lauseen rakennetta, where the後 noun is in partitive case.

Usage notes and related terms: konjugoitunut is the basic adjective meaning “conjugated,” and konjugoituneita or konjugoituneita verbejä are the plural or different-case forms. The term is primarily encountered in linguistic analysis, grammars, and educational contexts rather than in everyday prose. It serves to distinguish between different states of a verb or other morphologically inflected items, highlighting that the form has already undergone conjugation.

See also: konjugointi (conjugation), taivutus (inflection), verbtaivutus (verb inflection), partitive case.