Skannatusta

Skannatusta is a Finnish word that translates to "scanned" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "skannata," which means "to scan." The word is commonly used in the context of digital imaging and document processing.

When referring to a document, "skannatusta" indicates that the original physical document has been converted into a digital image format. This digital copy can then be stored, shared, or edited using various software applications. For example, a "skannatusta asiakirjasta" would be a scanned document.

In the realm of printing and imaging, "skannatusta" can also refer to the process of a scanner's optical sensor moving across a document or object to capture its visual information. This is the fundamental operation of a scanner.

The term is also applicable to broader scanning technologies, such as barcode scanning or medical imaging (like MRI or CT scans, though more specific Finnish terms often exist for these). In essence, "skannatusta" denotes something that has undergone the process of being scanned, transforming it from a physical entity into a digital representation or capturing its image.