Lausutut

Lausutut is a Finnish word that translates to "spoken" or "uttered" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "lausua," which means "to speak," "to say," or "to utter." The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has been expressed verbally. For example, "lausutut sanat" refers to spoken words. It can also refer to a performance, such as a spoken poem or a theatrical monologue, where the emphasis is on the delivery of the text.

In a broader sense, "lausutut" can also imply something that has been formally declared or stated. For instance, a verdict or a judgment that has been read out loud would be considered "lausuttu." The word carries a sense of finality and definitiveness, as it signifies that something has moved from thought or intention to audible expression. When referring to something that is "lausuttu," it is understood that it has been vocalized and is therefore a tangible communication. The concept is fundamental to understanding spoken language and its implications in communication and legal or formal pronouncements.