Sanastoluetteloilla

Sanastoluettelot are Finnish language documents that list and define the official vocabulary of Finnish language. They are published by the Finnish Government and are used to standardize the language and ensure that official language usage is consistent and accurate.

The first Sanastoluettelo was published in 1956, and they have been updated regularly since then. Each update includes new words and phrases, as well as revisions to existing ones. The documents are created by a working group appointed by the Ministry of Education and Culture, and they involve expertise from various fields, including language, economics, and politics.

Sanastoluettelot typically include information on the official spelling, pronunciation, and meaning of words and phrases. They also clarify any ambiguities or uncertainties in the language, and provide guidance on how to use the language in official contexts. In addition, they may include data on the frequency and usage of different words and phrases.

Sanastoluettelot are primarily used by government institutions, public officials, and organizations that use Finnish as their primary language. However, they are also useful for anyone who wants to ensure they are using Finnish correctly and consistently. The documents are published in Finnish, and they can be accessed through the official Finnish Government website.

The latest Sanastoluettelo was published in 2020, and it includes over 2,000 new words and phrases. The documents are widely regarded as an important tool for maintaining the integrity and consistency of the Finnish language.