Tulostettuja

Tulostettuja is a Finnish word formed as the plural partitive form of the past passive participle of the verb tulostaa, meaning to print. As a participial adjective, tulostettuja describes items that have been printed. It is used with plural nouns in the partitive case, for example tulostettuja kopioita (printed copies) or tulostettuja asiakirjoja (printed documents). The singular counterpart is tulostettu, which is used with singular nouns or in other cases.

In practice, tulostettuja denotes physical or tangible printed outputs rather than digital ones. It is common in contexts such as offices, publishing, administration, and manufacturing where printed materials are discussed. The term can describe brochures, forms, receipts, reports, or any other material that has been produced by a printing process. It can also appear in statements or descriptions that compare printed versus non-printed formats.

The form functions primarily as an adjective phrase modifying a plural noun in the partitive case. It does not stand alone as a noun but rather conveys that the referenced items have undergone printing. Etymologically, it derives from tulostaa (to print) with the past participle suffix -ttu and the plural partitive ending -ja, yielding tulostettuja for masculine or mixed-gender plural nouns in the partitive.