kehitetyt

Kehitetyt is the plural nominative form of the Finnish past passive participle kehitetty, which means “developed.” It functions as an adjective and, when used without an explicit noun, can serve as a substantive referring to things that have undergone development. The word is formed from the verb kehittää (to develop) with the past passive participle suffix -tty and then inflected for number and case.

In practice, kehitetyt commonly appears before a noun to describe objects, solutions, or technologies that have been developed. Examples include kehitetyt ratkaisut (developed solutions), kehitetyt teknologiat (developed technologies), and kehitetyt ohjelmistot (developed software). The term is frequent in technical, scientific, policy, and product-marketing language to emphasize outcomes of development processes or research efforts. It can also be used more abstractly to denote developed ideas or methods.

Morphology and usage notes: kehitetyt is the plural form in the nominative and can be inflected in other cases as well (e.g., kehitettyjen in the genitive plural, kehitettyjä in the partitive plural). The singular counterpart is kehitetty. Finnish adjectives do not convey gender, so kehitetyt does not distinguish between masculine or feminine. Related terms include kehittäminen (development) and kehittäjä (developer).

Overall, kehitetyt conveys that something has been subject to development and has reached a developed state, contrasting with original, initial, or undeveloped forms.