keskeytettyyn

Keskeytettyyn is the illative plural form of the Finnish word "keskeytetty". In Finnish grammar, the illative case indicates motion into or within something, and the plural form signifies that the action applies to multiple entities. Therefore, "keskeytettyyn" translates to "into/to the interrupted (things)" or "within the interrupted (things)".

The adjective "keskeytetty" itself means "interrupted" or "discontinued". It is the past passive participle of the verb "keskeyttää", which means "to interrupt" or "to discontinue". Thus, "keskeytettyyn" refers to a state where multiple items or processes have been halted or stopped before completion.

This grammatical form would be used in sentences describing situations where something has been put on hold, paused, or ceased prematurely, and the focus is on the destination or the contained nature of this interruption. For example, one might speak of discussions being returned "keskeytettyyn" (to an interrupted state) or projects being placed "keskeytettyyn" (within an interrupted context). The specific meaning is highly dependent on the surrounding sentence structure and the context of what is being interrupted.