Varastoidun

Varastoidun is a Finnish inflected form of the verb varastoida, meaning to store or warehouse. It is the past passive participle varastoitu in its genitive singular form, used as an attributive adjective to indicate that something has been stored.

In Finnish, past participles function as adjectives and can be declined to agree with the noun they modify. Varastoidun is typically seen in noun phrases where the head noun is in the genitive or possessive construction, describing objects that have been kept in storage or warehoused. Common contexts include inventory, logistics, archives, and data storage, where the state of having been stored is relevant.

Examples include:

- varastoidun tavaran arvo, meaning the value of the stored goods.

- varastoidun tuotteen kunto, meaning the condition of the stored product.

- varastoidun aineksen laatu, meaning the quality of the stored material.

Varastoidun is a formal, prose-friendly form that appears in written descriptions and reports, especially in contexts dealing with inventory levels, archival records, or logistics documentation. It conveys the state of storage without implying the action of storing itself. As with other Finnish participial adjectives, its exact form adapts to the grammatical case and number of the noun it describes.