johdettuina
Johdettuina is a term used in linguistic descriptions to denote a group of items that are derived from a common stem through derivational processes. The form is of Finnish origin, built from the participle johdettu, meaning “led” or “derived,” and is used by some linguists when discussing morphological families in languages with rich derivational systems. In descriptive grammar, johdettuina is typically used as a label to categorize related forms rather than as a separate syntactic category.
Usage and scope: The term is not a standard category across all grammars; it appears in certain
Relation to other concepts: Johdettuina sits alongside concepts such as derivation, affixation, and inflection in morphology.
See also: derivation (linguistics), morphology, Finnish language, cognates.