Puhutteussa

Puhutteussa is a Finnish word that translates to "spoken" or "in speech" in English. It functions as an adverbial form of the past participle of the verb "puhua," which means "to speak." This grammatical construction indicates that something is being conveyed or has been conveyed through spoken language.

The term "puhutteussa" is often used to differentiate between spoken and written forms of communication. For example, one might discuss the nuances of a topic as it exists "puhutteussa" versus how it is presented in written documents. It can also refer to the act of speaking itself, emphasizing the auditory aspect of communication. The word is not commonly used as a standalone noun or adjective but rather as a modifier describing the manner or context of speech. Its usage is primarily found within the Finnish language and its grammatical structures.