Mistänktes

Mistänktes is a Finnish word that translates to "suspected" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "epäillä," which means to suspect or doubt. The word is used to describe someone or something that is believed to have committed a crime or acted in a questionable manner.

In a legal context, "mistänktes" would refer to an individual who is under suspicion by law enforcement or legal authorities for a potential offense. This suspicion is not a conviction, but rather a preliminary stage where evidence suggests a person's involvement. The term can be applied to various degrees of suspicion, from a general feeling of unease to a more formal designation as a suspect.

Beyond legal proceedings, "mistänktes" can also be used in everyday language to indicate a general feeling of doubt or suspicion about a situation or another person's intentions. It implies that something is not entirely clear or trustworthy. The word carries a connotation of uncertainty and the possibility of wrongdoing, without necessarily implying guilt. It is a neutral term that signifies a state of being under suspicion rather than a confirmed fact.