Käännettyksi

Käännettyksi is a Finnish word that translates to "translated" or "turned over" in English. Its primary usage is as a past participle of the verb "kääntää," which means "to turn," "to translate," or "to convert." As a past participle, "käännettyksi" describes a state of being that has undergone the action of turning or translating.

In the context of language, "käännettyksi" refers to text or speech that has been rendered from one language into another. For example, "kirja on käännettyksi englanniksi" would mean "the book has been translated into English." The suffix "-ksi" in "käännettyksi" indicates a change of state or a result, signifying that the subject has become translated.

Beyond linguistic translation, "käännettyksi" can also describe a physical turning or inversion. If an object has been turned over, it can be described as "käännettyksi." For instance, "pöytä oli käännettyksi" could imply "the table was turned over." The word's versatility allows it to convey the idea of transformation or alteration, whether it be in meaning through translation or in physical orientation. Understanding the context is key to discerning the precise meaning of "käännettyksi."