Nuorennut

Nuorennut is a Finnish adjective meaning rejuvenated or made younger. It is the past participle form of the verb nuorentaa, which means to rejuvenate. As an adjective, nuorennut describes someone or something that has undergone rejuvenation, whether in a physical sense (such as skin or appearance) or in a broader, metaphorical sense (such as a renewed organization or project).

Usage of the term is common in discussions of cosmetics, anti-aging treatments, health, and lifestyle, as well as in media and advertising that highlight youthful effects. In Finnish, nuorennut can modify nouns referring to appearance or condition, for example in phrases describing skin or look that appears rejuvenated. The word is generally neutral, but in promotional contexts it can carry marketing associations similar to other claims of renewal or youthfulness.

Related linguistic forms include nuorentaa (to rejuvenate), nuorennus or nuorentuminen (the act or process of rejuvenation), and nuorentua (to become rejuvenated). These terms help describe different stages or aspects of the rejuvenation idea in Finnish. Nuorennut thus functions as a compact descriptor within a broader set of expressions about renewal, youth, and revitalization.