Pullotetun

Pullotetun is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe a noun as having been placed in a bottle. Specifically, it is the genitive singular form of the past passive participle pullotettu, meaning bottled. In practice, pullotetun functions as an adjective that modifies a following noun in contexts where the attribute “bottled” is being asserted.

In usage, pullotetun appears in phrases describing products or packaging. Common examples include pullotetun veden laatu (the quality of bottled water) or pullotetun viinin etiketti (the label of bottled wine). It is typical in product descriptions, labeling, marketing, and regulatory text to specify that a substance or item exists in bottled form. The form is not usually used alone; it needs a noun to complete the phrase.

Grammatically, pullotetun is part of standard Finnish adjective morphology. It agrees with the noun it modifies in case and number, taking the genitive singular when the noun is in the genitive (as in pullotetun veden). Other related forms include pullotettu as the base past participle and other case forms of the same participle for different syntactic contexts.

See also: bottling, pullotus (the bottling process), bottled water, bottled beverages. These terms provide context for the common domains in which pullotetun-style phrases occur, such as the beverage industry and product labeling.