Partisiippin
Partisiippin is the Finnish term for the participle, a non-finite verb form derived from a verb that can modify nouns or participate in verb phrases. In Finnish grammar, participles are used to express attributes of nouns, indicate time or aspect related to an action, and build complex verb forms without using a finite verb.
There are several commonly described participle types: present active, past active, present passive, and past passive
When used as adjectives, participles agree with the noun in number and case, so they can be
Examples help illustrate usage: tuleva mies meaning “the man who is coming” (present active participle). Luettu
Overall, Partisiippin is a versatile part of Finnish morphology and syntax, used for descriptive, comparative, and