Rajoittunutta

Rajoittunutta is a Finnish adjective in the form of the past participle meaning restricted or limited. It is derived from the verb raajoittaa/rajoittua and is used to describe something whose scope, access, or amount is constrained by rules, policies, or technical limits. The word is common in formal, technical, and regulatory language.

In Finnish, the form ra joittunutta is the partitive singular of the adjective ra joittunut. It is used when the noun it modifies is in the partitive case, for example in phrases like ra joittunutta tietoa, which translates to restricted or limited information. Other common forms include ra joittunut (nominative singular) and ra joittuneita (plural forms), depending on the grammatical case and number of the noun.

Usage and context: ra joittunutta is frequently found in legal, data protection, information security, research ethics, and policy contexts to describe states or objects that are not fully accessible or extendable due to restrictions. Examples include ra joittunut pääsy järjestelmään (restricted access to a system) and ra joittunutta tietoa (limited information). The term conveys a state rather than a capability, highlighting that restrictions are in place.

See also: restricted information, data protection, access control, regulatory compliance. In everyday Finnish, the related adjective ra joitettu is also used, but ra joittunut tends to appear more in formal or technical contexts.