ilmoitetut

Ilmoitetut is a Finnish adjective form derived from the verb ilmoittaa, meaning to inform or announce. It is the nominative plural form of the past passive participle ilmoitettu, used to describe something that has been announced or notified. As an adjective, ilmoitetut agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case, for example: ilmoitetut tiedot (the disclosed information), ilmoitetut tapahtumat (the announced events). It is commonly found in formal or official contexts, such as public notices, schedules, or lists that have been published.

The term signals that the information or items have undergone the act of being announced by an unspecified agent. Because Finnish participles function like adjectives, ilmoitetut can appear with a wide range of nouns and take the full range of Finnish case endings, e.g., ilmoitettujen tietojen (genitive of the disclosed information), ilmoitetuissa tapahtumissa (inessive plural), and so on. In practice, the form helps distinguish officially disclosed or published items from rumors or unverified content.

Used frequently in government, media, or organizational communications, ilmoitetut emphasizes that the referenced items have been publicly announced or formally released. Related terms include ilmoittaa (to announce) and ilmoitus (an announcement or notice), which provide the verb and noun bases from which the participle is derived.