Tallennetusta

Tallennetusta is a Finnish grammatical form, specifically the elative case of the past participle tallennettu, meaning “recorded.” The elative case marks origin or source, so tallennetusta roughly translates to “from the recorded” or “of the recorded.” In ordinary usage, tallennetusta appears as part of a noun phrase describing source material, especially in contexts related to archives, research, journalism, or media.

Grammatically, tallennettu is the past passive participle of tallentaa (to record/save). When the elative suffix -sta/-stä is added, it yields tallennetusta for singular use. It functions as an adjective-like modifier within a noun phrase and typically accompanies a following noun, such as tallennetusta materiaalista, tallennetusta äänitteestä, or tallennetusta lähdeaineistosta. In formal prose, it can also be used as a nominalized form within a larger sentence.

Examples:

- Tutkimus pohjautuu tallennetusta materiaalista saatuihin tietoihin.

- Arkistossa on tallennetusta äänitteestä löytyviä merkintöjä.

- Tallennetusta lähdeaineistosta julkaistaan yhteenvedot.

Notes:

- Tallennetusta is not commonly used as a standalone noun; its meaning emerges through the accompanying noun in the phrase.

- There is no widely recognized entity, work, or proper noun commonly known by the name “Tallennetusta.” If a specific title or project was intended, additional context would clarify the reference.