Nimeämillä

Nimeämillä is a Finnish word that translates to "named" or "designated" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "nimittää," which means "to name," "to appoint," or "to designate." The word can be used in various contexts, often referring to something or someone that has been given a specific name, title, or purpose.

For instance, "nimeämällä henkilö" would refer to a "named person" or an "appointed person." In a legal or official context, it might describe a designated authority or a formally recognized entity. The concept of nimeämillä emphasizes the act of giving a name or assigning a role, signifying a clear identification or a defined status.

In everyday language, "nimeämällä" can also be used more informally to describe something that has been called or labeled. For example, "hän oli nimeämällä se kotona" could mean "he had named it at home." The grammatical form "nimeämillä" itself is the adessive plural of the past passive participle, meaning "by named ones" or "by designated ones." However, it is more common to encounter the singular form "nimetty" (named) or the related verb forms in general usage. Understanding the root verb "nimittää" is key to grasping the meaning of "nimeämillä" and its variations.