Sirottunut

"Sirottunut" is a Finnish verb that translates to "to be lost" or "to be misplaced" in English. It is commonly used to describe a situation where something has been misplaced or cannot be found. The verb is often used in the passive voice, such as "Kirjani on sirottunut" which means "My book has been lost" or "I can't find my book."

The term "sirottunut" is derived from the Finnish word "sirotus," which means "loss" or "misplacement." It is a relatively informal term and is often used in everyday conversation. For example, one might say "Olen sirottanut avaimet" to mean "I have lost my keys."

In a broader sense, "sirottunut" can also refer to a person who has lost their way or is disoriented. For instance, "Hän on sirottanut itsensä" could mean "He has lost himself" or "He is disoriented."

The verb "sirottunut" is part of the larger category of verbs that describe the state of being lost or misplaced. Other related verbs include "kadota" (to disappear) and "hukkua" (to be lost or wasted). These verbs are commonly used in Finnish to describe various situations where something or someone has been lost or misplaced.