esitetty

Esitetty is a Finnish word functioning as the past passive participle of the verb esittää, meaning to present or to propose. As an adjective, it indicates that something has been presented, stated, or proposed, and it is used to describe nouns across various contexts such as academia, law, journalism, and everyday language. In Finnish grammar, esitetty agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case, for example esitetty tutkimus (presented study) or esitetty väite (stated claim). In genitive, esitetyn todistusaineiston refers to “the presented evidence.” The word also occurs in compound phrases like esitetty suunnitelma (a plan that has been presented) or esitetty väite (a claim that has been stated).

Esitetty contrasts with the verb form esittää and with finite forms such as esitettiin (it was presented) and esitetään (it is presented). In publishing, reporting, and academic writing, esitetty is commonly used to attribute information to a source or event: for example, a point that has been presented by a researcher or organization.

Translations into English vary with context, typically rendered as presented, stated, or submitted. The term does not function as a proper noun and is widely used to indicate that information has been brought forward in a given discourse.