kuljetut

Kuljetut is a Finnish word that functions as the plural past passive participle of the verb kuljettaa, meaning to transport or carry. The standard singular past passive participle is kuljetettu, and its plural form is kuljetetut, which is used to describe multiple items or people that have been transported.

Use and meaning. As an adjective, kuljetetut describes nouns that have undergone the action of transporting. For example, kuljetetut tavarat means transported goods, and kuljetetut paketit means the transported packages. In Finnish grammar, the participle form agrees with the noun it describes in number and case, so kuljetetut tavarat, kuljetettujen tavaroiden arvo, and similar constructions are common in written and formal contexts.

Grammatical notes. Kuljetetut is the nominative plural form. In other cases the participle takes different endings: kuljetettujen (genitive plural), kuljetetuille (allative plural), and so on, depending on the sentence structure. The form kuljetetut by itself is typically part of a larger noun phrase or used in headlines or labels where a concise descriptor is helpful.

Context and usage. The word is especially common in logistics, shipping, and supply-chain discourse, where possessions, goods, or shipments are described as having been moved. It can also appear in legal or administrative texts to refer to items that have been relocated as part of an operation, migration, or transport process. While kuljetetut is a standard grammatical form, it is not usually used as a standalone noun; it functions as a descriptive form within a larger phrase.

Origin. Kuljetetut derives from kuljettaa, with the past participle suffix -ttu, producing kuljetettu in the singular and kuljetetut in the plural. The term therefore conveys a completed action—the goods or persons have already been transported.