Suunnatun

Suunnatun is a Finnish adjective form meaning “targeted” or “directed.” It derives from the verb suunnata, meaning “to aim” or “to direct,” with the participle suunnattu meaning “aimed” or “directed.” In Finnish grammar, suunnatun is the genitive singular form used when the adjective modifies a noun in the genitive case, as in suunnatun mainonnan kampanja, which translates to “a campaign of targeted advertising.”

Usage and meaning

The word is commonly employed in marketing, information campaigns, and policy contexts to indicate that actions, messages, or resources are tailored to a specific audience or purpose. It conveys intentional focus or specificity in how something is designed or implemented.

Common phrases

- suunnatun mainonnan kampanja (targeted advertising campaign)

- suunnatun koulutuksen ohjelma (program of targeted training)

- suunnatun tiedotteen jakelu (distribution of a targeted bulletin or notice)

- suunnatun liikenteen hallinta (management of directed or controlled traffic)

Notes

Suunnatun is not a standalone concept; it is an inflected form of the adjective suunnattu used to modify a noun in the genitive. Its precise sense depends on the noun it accompanies. Related Finnish terms include suunnata (to aim/direct) and other forms of suunnattu used in different grammatical cases.