muodostettaen

Muodostettaen is the elative plural form of the Finnish verb "muodostaa," which means to form, to create, or to constitute. The elative case in Finnish typically indicates movement or origin from within something, or it can be used metaphorically to express a part of a whole or an aspect of something.

In the context of "muodostettaen," it signifies "out of forming," "from being formed," or "among those that are formed." This form is less common in everyday speech and is often found in more formal or grammatical constructions. It implies a process of becoming or an origin from a group or state of being formed.

For example, one might encounter "muodostettaen" in a sentence describing something that emerges from a larger collection or process. It highlights the origin or derivation from a state of formation rather than a simple action of forming. The grammatical function is to show that the subject or object is derived from, or is a part of, a group or collection that is in the process of being formed or has already been formed.