Viestittyjä

Viestittyjä is a Finnish grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. It is the plural partitive form of the past passive participle viestitetty, which comes from the verb viestittää meaning to convey, communicate, or transmit. The form viestittyjä is used to describe multiple items that have already been communicated or transmitted.

In usage, viestittyjä functions as an adjective-like modifier agreeing with the noun it describes. It commonly appears in contexts such as journalism, information exchange, and textual analysis when referring to data, messages, or reports that have already been conveyed. Because it is a partitive plural, it is suited to indefinite or mass references to such transmitted items, rather than specifying exact counts.

Examples of the idea include phrases such as viestittyjä tietoja or viestittyjä uutisia, which translate roughly to “information that has been transmitted” and “news that has been conveyed.” These constructions illustrate how the past passive sense is applied to multiple items in Finnish.

Viestittyjä is related to other forms derived from viestittää, such as viestittäjä (messenger) and viestitys (communication or dissemination). The term underscores the grammatical relationship rather than a separate lexical entry, and its meaning relies on the surrounding noun and context.

Summary: viestittyjä denotes items that have been communicated or transmitted, expressed as the plural partitive form of the past passive participle viestitetty, and is used in contexts involving reported or conveyed information.