Tuottamia

Tuottamia is a Finnish word functioning as a plural partitive form of the past passive participle derived from the verb tuottaa, meaning “to produce” or “to generate.” It conveys the sense of something that has been produced or generated and is used to modify a following noun in contexts where the items are outputs of a process.

Morphology and usage: Tuottamia is the plural partitive form of the stem tuottama-. It often appears with nouns in the partitive case, for example tuottamia tuotteita (produced products), tuottamia tuloksia (produced results), or tuottamia tietoja (produced data). In Finnish, participles can function as adjectives and take different inflections to agree with the noun they modify.

Linguistic notes: The form tuottama- contributes to an adjective-like role, describing the noun as the result of production. While tuottama can appear in various cases and numbers, tuottamia specifically marks plural partitive usage. The word sits alongside other related forms such as tuotettu (produced, passive past participle) in describing outputs, with subtle nuance depending on register and context.

Examples and context: Tuottamia is common in production reports, inventories, research outputs, and discussions of outcomes where emphasis is on what has been produced. It helps distinguish produced items from those that are original, inherent, or unaltered.

See also: tuottaa; Finnish grammar; participles.