Toimittaman

Toimittaman is a Finnish word that serves as the genitive past passive participle of the verb toimittaa. The verb toimittaa generally translates to "to deliver," "to provide," "to carry out," or "to edit." Therefore, toimittaman in its various grammatical forms refers to something that has been delivered, provided, carried out, or edited.

The specific meaning of toimittaman depends heavily on the context in which it is used. For example, if referring to a package, "paketti toimittaman minun" would mean "the package delivered by me." If referring to a report, "raportti toimittaman hänen" could mean "the report edited by him/her." The word itself indicates that an action has been completed by someone or something, and it is in a form that shows possession or relation.

Understanding the base verb toimittaa is key to deciphering the nuances of toimittaman. Its usage is common in Finnish sentence structures where passive voice or a sense of completed action related to a noun is required. The exact translation will shift based on the noun it modifies and the broader sentence construction, but the core concept remains that of something having been acted upon.