elvytettyjä

Elvytettyjä is a Finnish word formed as the partitive plural of the past passive participle elvytetty, which comes from the verb elvyttää meaning to revive, resuscitate, or revitalize. The term describes something that has undergone revival or brought back to life or vitality.

In medical contexts elvytettyjä is used to refer to individuals who have been resuscitated, for example elvytettyjä potilaita (revived patients). In broader or metaphorical usage, the word can describe memories, traditions, or ideas that have been revived, such as elvytettyjä muistoja (revived memories) or elvytettyjä tapoja (revived practices). The form can appear in journalism, literature, and everyday language whenever the object is a non-specific amount of revived things.

Grammatically, elvytettyjä is the partitive plural form of elvytetty, typically used with nouns in the partitive case to denote an unspecified quantity or extent of revived items. It is distinct from the nominative plural elvytetyt (the revived ones) and is commonly seen in sentences describing ongoing or partial revival of several items, people, or concepts.

See also: elvyttää, elvytetty, elvytys, revitalize.