Muokatut

Muokatut is a Finnish word that functions as an adjective and a past passive participle meaning "edited" or "modified." It is the plural form of the past passive participle muokattu, derived from the verb muokata, to edit or modify.

As a modifier, muokatut accompanies a plural noun: muokatut tiedot (edited data), muokatut kuvat (edited pictures). It can also appear in a predicate construction: Tiedot ovat muokatut, meaning the data have been edited.

Etymology and grammar: the form is built from muokata plus the past passive participle suffix -ttu, with the plural ending -t. In Finnish, participle adjectives like muokatut agree with the noun they modify in number and case, and may function either attributively or predicatively.

Usage: the term is neutral and commonly used in fields dealing with information, media and software, where it denotes content that has undergone modification. It does not inherently specify who performed the edits or the extent of the changes.

See also: related terms include muokata and muokattu.