muokattujen

Muokattujen is a Finnish inflected form of the past participle muokattu, meaning edited or modified. It functions as an adjective and is used to describe things that have undergone modification. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in number and case; when muokattu is used with a plural noun in the genitive case, the form becomes muokattujen.

The primary use of muokattujen is to form phrases indicating possession or association with edited items, typically in the genitive plural. For example, muokattujen valokuvien means “edited photos” in a genitive construction, muokattujen kuvien, or muokattujen tekstien means “edited texts.” These forms appear in contexts such as media, publishing, photography, and data processing to specify that the referenced items have been edited or modified.

In practice, muokattujen appears in sentences where the head noun is plural and in a genitive relationship, such as “muokattujen kuvien määrä on suuri” (the number of edited photos is large) or in cataloging and metadata fields like “muokattujen videoiden lisenssit” (licenses for edited videos). The term underscores the action of editing rather than the original, unedited form.

Etymology and related forms: muokattu comes from the verb muokata, meaning to edit or modify. Other related forms include muokattu (singular nominative), muokattuja (partitive plural), and muokattujen (genitive plural), covering different grammatical connections to nouns.

See also: muokata, muokkaus, edited media, Finnish grammar, participial adjectives.