Toimitetulle

Toimitetulle is a Finnish word that translates to "delivered" or "submitted" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "toimittaa," which means to deliver, to submit, to convey, or to carry out.

The word "toimitetulle" is typically used in contexts where something has been officially handed over or completed. For instance, it could refer to a package that has been toimitetulle to its recipient, or a document that has been toimitetulle to the relevant authorities. The ending "-lle" indicates the allative case, suggesting that something has been delivered *to* a specific recipient or destination.

In a more abstract sense, "toimitetulle" can also describe a task or an obligation that has been fulfilled or carried out. For example, a project that has been completed could be described as toimitetulle. The word's usage is generally formal and precise, often appearing in official correspondence, legal documents, or business communications. Understanding the nuances of its grammatical form, particularly the case ending, is crucial for accurate interpretation in Finnish.