Luoduksi

Luoduksi is a Finnish word that translates to "created" or "made" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb luoda, meaning to create, make, or form. This grammatical form indicates that something has been the object of the action of creation.

The word luoduksi is commonly used in religious contexts to describe the act of creation by a divine being, such as in the phrase "Jumalan luoduksi" which translates to "created by God." It can also be used in secular contexts to describe something that has been manufactured or brought into existence by human effort. For example, "taideteoksen luoduksi" means "created as a work of art."

The grammatical form of luoduksi is important in Finnish sentences. It often appears after verbs that indicate a state of being or transformation. For instance, "Hän tunsi itsensä luoduksi" means "He felt himself created," implying a sense of purpose or destiny. The word's versatility allows it to express a wide range of concepts related to origin, origin, and the process of becoming.