Palauttane

Palauttane is a Finnish word that translates to "returned" or "given back" in English. It is the past active participle of the verb "palauttaa," which means to return, give back, or restore. This participle can function as an adjective or a noun in Finnish sentences.

As an adjective, "palauttane" describes something that has been returned or restored. For example, "palauttane tavara" would mean "returned item." It indicates a state of having been brought back to its original place or condition.

When used as a noun, "palauttane" refers to the entity or person that has returned something. For instance, "palauttane oli tyytyväinen" could be translated as "the one who returned was satisfied." In this context, it highlights the agent of the action of returning.

The grammatical form of "palauttane" can vary depending on the case and number required by the sentence, though the basic form is often used when referring to a singular subject or object in a general sense. Understanding its function as a past active participle is key to correctly interpreting its meaning in various Finnish sentences. It signifies completion of the action of returning.