Sciigitaj

Sciigitaj is the plural past passive participle of the Esperanto verb sciigi, meaning to inform or to make known. Used as an adjective, sciigitaj denotes that something has been informed or brought to public knowledge, and it agrees with the noun it modifies in number. The singular counterpart is sciigita, while the plural form reinforces that multiple items have undergone the informing process.

Formation and usage: In Esperanto, participles derive from verbs with standard suffixes. From sciigi, the past passive participle is sciigita, and its plural form is sciigitaj. This form can describe documents, reports, facts, or other items that have been communicated or disclosed. It is common in formal or technical prose to indicate that certain information has already been disseminated.

Examples:

- La sciigitaj dokumentoj listigas la paŝojn por la projekto. (The documents that have been made known list the steps for the project.)

- La sciigitaj novaĵoj pri la teknologio estis aldonitaj al la raporto. (The information that has been made known about the technology was added to the report.)

- En la konferenco oni prezenti sciigitajn faktojn pri la studo. (In the conference, they presented the facts that have been made known.)

Notes: Sciigitaj, like other participial adjectives in Esperanto, functions both attributively and predicatively, and it helps distinguish information that has already been communicated from information that is new or not yet disclosed. The noun form related to the act of informing is sciigo.

See also: informi, sciigi, sciigo.