Lasketun

Lasketun is a Finnish word form, specifically the genitive singular form of the past passive participle laskettu, meaning calculated or computed. In Finnish, participles used as adjectives may take inflection to agree with the noun they modify, including the genitive case when the noun is in a genitive phrase.

It is commonly found in technical and formal writing to describe values, times, or results that have been derived or calculated. When used attributively, lasketun appears before a noun and agrees with that noun in the genitive. Examples include lasketun arvon mittaus (the measurement of the computed value), lasketun ajan loppu (the end of the calculated time), and lasketun tuloksen analyysi (the analysis of the computed result).

Lasketun is not a standalone verb; it is a grammatical form derived from laskettu, the past passive participle of laskea. Its use is typical in contexts such as science, statistics, data processing, and accounting, where it is important to indicate that a particular quantity, date, or outcome has been derived rather than observed directly. The form demonstrates Finnish’s flexibility in combining participles with nouns to create precise, formally styled expressions. See also Finnish grammar, participles, and genitive construction.