Ohjelmoidulla

Ohjelmoidulla is a Finnish inflected form derived from the verb ohjemloimata? Wait—let me correct: It is derived from the verb ohjelmoida (to program). It is the adessive singular form of the past passive participle ohjelmoitu (programmed). The form is used to express “with the programmed” or to modify a noun in an attributive sense, often translating roughly as “programmed” or “programmed with.” In technical language it appears in phrases such as ohjelmoidulla laitteella (with the programmed device) or ohjelmoidulla asetuksella (with the programmed settings). It is not a standalone noun but a grammatical form that partners with nouns to describe the condition or means of action.

The word reflects Finnish morphology where participles combine with cases to indicate relationships. The -lla ending marks the adessive case, used to express location or means (on/with). The root ohjelmoitu is formed from the verb ohjelmoida, meaning to program, and the participle carries the sense of something that has been configured by programming.

Related terms include ohjelmoida (to program), ohjelmoitu (programmed), ohjelmointi (programming), and ohjelmisto (software). In everyday language, speakers may prefer using ohjelmoitu as the adjective, while ohjelmoidulla emphasizes the means or state expressed by the adessive construction.