Vaihdetuksi
Vaihdetuksi is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe a completed transformation of something into another state, version, or condition. It is a translative form of a past passive participle and occurs primarily in formal, technical, or legal language rather than in everyday speech. The term itself does not denote a standalone lexical item; rather it signals a change of state within a sentence.
Morphology: The base verb is typically vaihtaa, meaning to switch or replace. The standard past passive participle
Usage: Vaihdetuksi expresses that something has been altered to a new state as a result of a
See also: Finnish grammar; participles; translative case; passive voice; transformation.