modifioidut

Modifioidut is Finnish for “modified” and is used as the plural nominative form of the past passive participle derived from the verb modifioida. The verb itself is a loanword from English modify, adapted to Finnish derivational patterns with the -oida ending. In practice, modifioitu describes something that has undergone modification, and modifioidut refers to several such items.

Grammatical notes: The singular form is modifioitu, while the genitive plural is modifioitujen. As an adjective, modifioidut can modify a noun in various cases and numbers, for example: modifioidut tiedostot (modified files), modifioidut kuvat (modified images). In informal contexts, modifioidut can also stand in as a short noun phrase meaning “the modified ones.” The form aligns with standard Finnish adjective agreement and declension rules.

Usage and context: The term is common in information technology, digital media, software development, and maker or hobbyist communities, where it refers to items that have been altered from their original state. It appears in product notes, tutorials, and discussions about customization. In more formal Finnish writing, other terms such as muokattu or muokatut are sometimes preferred to describe edited or adjusted items, depending on the stylistic guidelines and precision required.

See also: muokkaus (editing), modifikaatio or modifikaatio (modification), muokattu (edited). Modifioidut is a practical, widely understood term in contemporary Finnish technical and consumer contexts, though its use may vary with register and field.