lisensoitiin

Lisensoitiin is a Finnish term that translates to "was licensed" or "got licensed." It is the past tense, passive form of the verb "lisensoida," which means "to license." This word is used in various contexts where an entity or individual receives permission or authorization through a formal license.

For example, in a legal or business context, it could refer to a company that was granted a license to operate in a specific market or to use a particular technology. In the realm of intellectual property, it might describe a software program that was licensed to users, or a patent that was licensed to another entity for commercial use. The term implies a formal agreement and the granting of rights or permissions.

The usage of "lisensoitiin" is straightforward. If a driver obtained a driver's license, one could say "Hänelle lisensoitiin ajokortti" (He/She was licensed a driver's license). Similarly, if a music artist licensed their song for use in a film, the sentence could be "Hänen kappaleensa lisensoitiin elokuvaan" (His/Her song was licensed to the film). The core meaning revolves around the acquisition of a license.