Lyhennetty
Lyhennetty is a Finnish adjective and past participle meaning "shortened" or "abbreviated." It is derived from the verb lyhentää (to shorten) and uses the common past passive participle suffix -netty, which yields a descriptor for something that has been shortened. The term is widely used in editorial, broadcasting, and documentation contexts to indicate that content has been condensed or trimmed.
In practice, lyhennetty appears in phrases such as lyhennetty versio (a shortened version), lyhennetty tiedote (a
As a lexical item, lyhennetty can function in several positions. It can modify a noun, as in
Etymology and usage notes: The word comes from lyhentää and employs the standard Finnish past passive participle