Tulostetuissa

Tulostetuissa is Finnish for the inessive plural form of the past participle tulostettu, meaning “printed” or “produced by printing.” As an adjective, tulostettu describes things that have been printed or published in physical form. The form tulostetuissa specifically marks plural nouns in the inessive case, “in the printed [plural noun].”

In usage, tulostetuissa typically appears with plural head nouns such as kirjat, lehdet, julkaisut, or versiot, to indicate the physical, printed version as opposed to a digital or online form. For example, tulostetuissa kirjoissa means “in the printed books,” and tulostetuissa julkaisuissa refers to “in the printed publications.” The construction is common in technical writing, libraries, publishing, and contexts where a distinction between printed and digital media is relevant.

Morphologically, tulostetuissa is formed from the participle tulostettu plus the inessive plural ending -issa/-issä, depending on vowel harmony, resulting in -uissa after the consonant.

Notes on style and nuance: tulostetuissa emphasizes the state or location of materials being in their printed form. It can be contrasted with digitaalissa or verkossa when authors intend to highlight differences between physical copies and digital formats.

Example sentences:

- Tulostetuissa kirjoissa historiaa käsitellään eri tavoin kuin e-kirjoissa.

- Tämä tieto on saatavilla sekä tulostetuissa julkaisuissa että digitaalisessa muodossa, mutta tässä viitataan tulostettuihin kopioihin.

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