Transponoitu

Transponoitu is a Finnish adjective and verbal participle meaning "transposed" or "having been transposed." It derives from the verb transponoida (to transpose), itself borrowed from international Latin/romance roots (Latin transponere). The term is used across several fields to indicate that elements have been moved, exchanged, or reorganized according to a transposition operation.

In music, transponoitu describes a score, passage or motif that has been shifted in pitch to a different key or interval while preserving relative relationships between notes. In mathematics and linear algebra, matriisi on transponoitu refers to a matrix that has been transposed, i.e., rows and columns exchanged. In linguistics and general usage, transponoitu can denote constructions or data that have been rearranged—such as transposed arguments, columns in a table, or reordered text.

Grammatically, transponoitu functions as the passive past participle of transponoida and is used both predicatively and attributively (for example, transponoitu nuotti, transponoitu taulukko). Related terms include transponointi (the act or process of transposing) and transpose in English. Usage is typically context-dependent, and the precise meaning is determined by the domain in which the transposition operation is performed.