Siirrety

Siirrety is a Finnish term that translates to "moved" or "relocated" in English. It is a verb in the past participle form, indicating an action that has been completed. The word can be used in various contexts, referring to the physical movement of objects, people, or even abstract concepts.

For instance, one might say "talo on siirrety" which means "the house has been moved." This could refer to a building that has been physically relocated to a new site. Similarly, "perhe on siirrety" translates to "the family has been moved," implying they have relocated their residence. The term can also apply to the movement of information or data, such as "tiedot on siirrety uuteen järjestelmään" meaning "the data has been moved to a new system."

The grammatical form of siirrety can change depending on the subject it modifies. For example, if referring to multiple moved items, the ending might change. However, in its basic form as presented here, it signifies a past, completed action of moving or relocating. The context in which siirrety is used will ultimately determine the precise meaning.