Tulostui

Tulostui is a Finnish verb form derived from the intransitive verb tulostua. It represents the third-person singular past tense (imperfect) form, used to indicate that something appeared, emerged, or came into existence in the past. The verb tulostua has senses that range from emergence in a phenomenon or statement to being printed in a document, depending on context. In most standard uses, tulostui is used in written language to report that new information or an event became visible or known.

The form is part of Finnish morphology where past-tense forms are built by adding specific endings to the verb stem, and tulostua follows regular conjugation patterns for -ua verbs of the class to which tulostua belongs. It is not a standalone noun or a loanword; rather, it is a grammatical inflection of tulostua. Because Finnish verbs can express aspect and modality through context, tulostui does not by itself specify exact timing beyond past, but in combination with adverbials it can convey immediacy or duration of the appearance.

In language usage, tulostui is most likely to appear in news reporting, academic writing, or descriptive narration where a fact, result, or observation becomes evident. Related terms include tulostua (to appear/print as a verb), tuloste (printout), and tulostus (printing).